SocialMediaGirls is one of the few leak communities that actually processes reports. It publishes a dedicated takedown address, [email protected], on its Contact / Takedown page. Email your notice there, take down the files at the hosts the thread links to (Bunkr, Cyberdrop, Gofile), and send the thread URL to Google. Using its own channel is worth it here, which is not true of most sites like it.
Most guides about leak forums tell you the same thing: reporting is pointless, the operators are offshore, do not bother. SocialMediaGirls is the exception worth knowing about. It publishes a dedicated takedown email and runs a report flow, and it does act on ownership complaints more often than its peers.
That does not mean you rely on the forum alone. The photos and videos in a thread are hosted somewhere else, on file hosts linked from each post, and a thread can be re-created after it is pulled. The durable fix is to use all three levers at once: the site's takedown email, the file hosts, and Google. This guide covers each.
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SocialMediaGirls
Start with the site's takedown channel
Unlike most sites in this space, SocialMediaGirls gives you a route that works. Its Contact / Takedown page lists a dedicated address for removals: [email protected]. That is the channel for a formal ownership claim, and there is also a per-thread report link you can use to flag a post to moderators.
When you file, keep it short and specific. Include:
- The exact thread and post URLs showing your content.
- A one-line statement that you are the person in the content and the copyright owner.
- A link to your original profile (OnlyFans, Fansly, MYM) as proof.
- Your request: remove the thread and the attached content.
Note
You do not need to put your home address in the request. Your name, email, and the proof link are what matter. If a field insists on an address, use a management or agent address, never your personal one.
Then take down the files at the host
The site can pull the thread, but the files themselves sit on outside hosts and can be relinked. Removing them at the source is what makes a repost pointless.
Note where each link points
Go through the thread and see which host each link uses, usually Bunkr, Cyberdrop or Gofile. Group your URLs by host and screenshot each page before you file.
Email the takedown request
Send the thread URLs to [email protected] with your proof of ownership. Ask for the thread and its content to be removed, and keep a copy.
Send a takedown to each file host
Each of these hosts has a working abuse or copyright process. Send one notice per host listing only that host's URLs, with your proof attached.
Delist the thread from Google
Send the thread URL to Google's copyright removal request so it leaves search even if a copy is relinked later.
If you want the exact wording for the host notices, adapt our complete DMCA notice template: it carries every required element, and you only fill in your name, email, date, and signature.
Do not skip Google
The site acting is the fast win here, but a thread page can still show up under your name in search for a while. Send the thread URL to Google's copyright removal request with your original profile as proof, and it usually clears within about 48 hours. Our guide to removing content from Google walks through the form.
Tip
Because SocialMediaGirls is more responsive than most, a clear request with your proof link attached often gets the fastest result. Keep it factual and skip the anger, the person reading it decides how quickly it moves.
Doing it yourself or letting us handle it
Even a cooperative site takes ongoing attention: new threads appear, files get relinked, and each round means another request and another set of host notices.
Use every lever, not just one
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FAQ
Does SocialMediaGirls actually remove content?
More often than most leak forums, yes. It publishes a takedown email, runs a report flow, and acts on ownership claims, usually within a few days. Pair it with host takedowns so a repost cannot simply relink the files.
What is the SocialMediaGirls takedown address?
[email protected], listed on its Contact / Takedown page. Send the thread URLs and your proof of ownership there, and keep a copy of what you sent.
What about the files themselves?
They live on hosts like Bunkr, Cyberdrop and Gofile, linked from each post. Take them down there too so removing the thread actually ends it.
Do I need a lawyer or a registered copyright?
No. You own the copyright the moment you create the content, and neither the site, the hosts, nor Google require a lawyer or registration.
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