Fansly is protected

I’ve been working on Fansly for over a year now, and unfortunately, I’ve encountered mass leaks. Sometimes even subscribers make screencasts and post them in the public domain. This undermines trust, and it hits you hard financially. I’m tired of sending complaints myself, writing to forum administrators, and wasting hours on useless bureaucracy.

One day, Takedown was recommended in a Telegram chat for creators. The very next day, I connected their service — and finally felt the difference. Their system scans the web, finds copies and deletes them without my participation. And most importantly — quickly and officially.

They are part of the Google Trusted Copyright Removal Program, which greatly speeds up the process of removing violations. What was especially pleasing was that they actually understand the specifics of platforms like Fansly and work directly with them. They even have a separate service for protecting photos and videos that are often found in public chats and forums.

Now I know for sure that fansly content protection is not empty marketing, but a vital thing. My audience has become more loyal, and I can focus on developing the account.
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