A deepfake is using your likeness.Start the removal.

CRD documents the exact URLs, identifies whether platform policy, likeness rights, copyright, or search removal applies, then tracks every request to a verifiable outcome.

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  • Face, voice, and identity
  • Platforms and hosts
  • Search removal requests
  • Confidential case handling

86.2%

400+

monitored sources

4

routes coordinated per case

24/7

managed monitoring

Documented procedure

From the first report to proof of removal.

Each stage builds on the previous one: identify, document, notify, then confirm.

  1. 01

    Step 1

    Preserve the evidence

    We record the exact URLs, screenshots, dates, accounts, and accessible copies. Evidence is preserved before reporting so the case remains usable if the page changes.

  2. 02

    Step 2

    Select the right route

    A deepfake does not automatically qualify for DMCA. Depending on the facts, we separate platform policy, likeness and privacy rights, non-consensual intimate imagery rules, and copyright when a protected work was actually copied.

  3. 03

    Step 3

    Notify each operator

    The request is adapted to the service controlling the content: platform, source site, host, or another competent recipient. Every submission and response remains traceable.

  4. 04

    Step 4

    Reduce visibility and monitor

    When the criteria are met, a separate request can target search results. De-indexing reduces visibility but does not replace source removal; reappearances remain monitored.

Intervention coverage

Act where the deepfake appears.

Platforms, search services, and distribution channels handled within one case. Sites, forums, hosts, and networks tracked within one case.

  • 01Google logoGoogle Search
  • 02Reddit logoReddit
  • 03Instagram logoInstagram
  • 04Facebook logoFacebook
  • 05Telegram logoTelegram
  • 06Pornhub logoPornhub
  • 07OnlyFans logoOnlyFans
  • 08Fansly logoFansly

4

routes coordinated for the case

Clear answers

What you need to know before taking action.

Essential answers about timelines, procedures, and confidentiality.

01

Can a deepfake really be removed from the internet?

Removal is often possible when the person is identifiable and the content violates platform policy, an applicable right, or a non-consensual intimate imagery rule. No provider can guarantee removal of every copy: the relevant service or authority makes the decision.

02

Is DMCA enough to remove a deepfake?

Not always. DMCA addresses copying a protected work. If the content is fully synthetic, impersonation rules, likeness and privacy rights, or non-consensual intimate imagery policies may be more appropriate.

03

What should I do if the deepfake is intimate or sexual?

Preserve the URLs and screenshots without resharing the file. In France, Penal Code Articles 226-8 and 226-8-1 address certain algorithmically generated visual or audio content shared without consent, including a specific provision for sexual content. A police report or legal advice may be needed alongside removal requests.

04

How long does removal take?

There is no universal timeline. Speed depends on the operator, content type, evidence, country, and any dispute. CRD tracks status and follow-ups without presenting a third party’s timeline as a guarantee.

05

Does removal from Google also delete the source page?

No. Google explains that removing a result limits its presence in Search but does not delete the content from the website hosting it. Source removal and search de-indexing are separate actions.

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Protect your likeness before the next copy.

Start with a free scan. We then qualify the URLs and the routes that are genuinely available.

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