Your content has leaked.Here's what to do now.
You have just found content shared without your consent. CRD documents the URLs found, preserves useful evidence, and activates the removal channels supported by the content, platform, and jurisdiction.
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- Confidential case handling
- 86.2% measured rate
- 400+ monitored sources
- 24/7 managed monitoring
86.2%
400+
monitored sources
24/7
managed monitoring
Source
source removal prioritized
Documented procedure
From the first report to proof of removal.
Each stage builds on the previous one: identify, document, notify, then confirm.
- 01
Step 1
Don't delete your source account
Your source account, original files, and publication dates can help establish rights. Keep them while the case is assessed.
- 02
Step 2
Note URLs and take screenshots
Save dated screenshots, exact URLs, relevant profiles, and any useful messages before requesting removal.
- 03
Step 3
Launch the AI scan
Our assisted monitoring checks 400+ sources and documents the matches found. No scan can guarantee coverage of the entire web.
- 04
Step 4
We handle the rest
CRD selects the appropriate channel—platform, host, copyright, or privacy—and tracks each request. Search de-indexing is handled separately from source removal.
Intervention coverage
The channels where copies circulate.
Your content could be anywhere. We cover: Sites, forums, hosts, and networks tracked within one case.
- 01Fapello
- 02Erome
- 03Coomer.party
- 04Bunkr.si
- 05Thothub
- 06SimPCity
- 07Reddit
- 08Telegram
- 09Discord
- 10Twitter/X
- 114chan
- 12Cyberdrop
- 13Pixeldrain
- 14MEGA.nz
- 15Camwhores
- 16Fans-leak
- 17Gofile
- 18Leakedzone
- 19Nudostar
400+
documented sources
Clear answers
What you need to know before taking action.
Essential answers about timelines, procedures, and confidentiality.
01Is it really possible to remove content from the internet?
Yes, when a supported basis and the correct recipient can be identified. A notice is not a universal takedown order: the outcome depends on the operator, jurisdiction, and evidence. CRD’s current measured removal rate is 86.2%, with no guarantee for an individual case.
02How long after discovery should I act?
Act as soon as possible to preserve evidence and limit exposure. An older copy that remains accessible may still be reportable, but the available route and time limits depend on the applicable basis.
03What if my content is on dozens of different sites?
CRD groups the URLs found into one case and can handle several recipients in parallel. Monitoring covers 400+ sources without claiming to find every existing copy.
04My leak is several months old, is it still possible to act?
A copy that remains accessible can still be assessed. There is no single rule, however: ownership, available evidence, jurisdiction, and any limitation periods must be checked case by case.
05Can you remove content on .ru or non-European hosted sites?
We can document the copy and identify available channels with the platform, host, or search engine. Remedies, cooperation, and timelines vary significantly by country and operator; no outcome can be guaranteed.
Take back control.
A first scan opens the case, documents the URLs found, and identifies the available removal routes.
100% free, no card needed