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Identity Protection and Leak Takedown

Jan, founder of Elvision Studios
The most common reason creators stop is not low revenue but the fear of being recognised. We work with an alias, separate accounts and geoblocking where you want it, and we search for leaks by hand and file DMCA takedown notices. Leaked content cannot always be removed completely, and we are not going to claim otherwise.
How do we protect your identity?
Your legal name appears in nothing fans see. You work under an alias, and the accounts for your page are separate from your private ones, including the email address and phone number. That sounds obvious and is the single most common mistake in practice.
On request we block individual countries on OnlyFans, usually your own. Users located there generally will not see your page. It costs you reach in your home market, and whether that trade is worth it depends on where your audience sits; the country and city pages go into that in concrete terms.
The same applies in miniature on social media: no recognisable places from your daily life in the background, no routines that give away where you live. That is the part people underestimate, because it does not look like security.
What happens in a leak check
Our team searches by hand for where your content has appeared. Within 24 to 48 hours you get a report, and for every leak we find we file DMCA takedown notices, to the site operators and, where possible, to the hosts and to the search engines.
The check is free and you can use it without working with us. There is a separate form for it; you upload nothing and we store nothing.
Honestly: not every leak disappears. Some sites sit in countries where a DMCA notice achieves little, and anything already downloaded can be uploaded again. What is realistically achievable is getting the bulk of the findable copies out of search results and off the large platforms.
When a leak turns into a threat
Sometimes it stops being about content and becomes a person threatening to send something to your family, your employer or people you know. That is no longer a content problem.
If that happens, do not engage and do not pay. Save screenshots and messages before you block, because later they are the only thing you can show.
We support you with the takedown notices and with keeping track. This is not legal advice; there are specialist support organisations and lawyers for that, and the right moment to involve them is earlier than most people think.
What it costs
Your monthly target is written into the contract, and it is your own previous month: miss it and our share for that month is zero. Our share is calculated on net, the amount left after the platform's 20 percent fee. No setup fee, no minimum term, no exit fee. The conditions in detail.
Questions about Identity Protection and Leak Takedown
Can leaked content really be removed?
Often, but not always completely. We file DMCA notices with operators, hosts and search engines. Sites in certain countries do not respond, and downloaded files can resurface.
What does the leak check cost?
Nothing. It is free, including if you do not work with us. You get a report within 24 to 48 hours.
What does geoblocking actually mean?
We block individual countries on OnlyFans, so users located there generally do not see your page. It does not stop VPNs, and it costs you reach in the blocked market.
Will my fans see my real name?
No. You work under an alias, and the accounts are separate from your private ones. Your legal name is in nothing fans get to see.
Who has access to my account?
The team managing your page, and you. The email address on your OnlyFans account stays with you, so you can take access back at any time.
Someone is threatening to share my content. What should I do?
Do not pay and do not engage. Save screenshots and messages first. We help with the takedown notices; for the legal side, contact a specialist support organisation or a lawyer.