Introduction
Twitter, now known as X, remains a major platform for sharing unauthorized content — especially leaked photos and videos from OnlyFans, Fansly, and other platforms.
👉 If your content has been leaked on X, you can legally remove it using a DMCA takedown request. This guide walks you through how to file a DMCA complaint on Twitter/X step by step.
What is a DMCA Takedown on Twitter (X)?
The DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) is a U.S. law that gives content creators the right to have unauthorized content removed from websites and platforms.
Twitter/X provides an official form where you can report these copyright violations and request the removal of your stolen or leaked content.
How to Remove Leaked Content from Twitter (X)
Step 1: Make sure it qualifies as a copyright violation
Before starting, double-check that the content really violates your rights. You can read X's copyright policy here.
Step 2: Collect evidence
Gather:
- The URL of the tweet containing your leaked content
- A screenshot showing the content and visible timestamp
- A link to your original content (e.g., OnlyFans, your official site)
- Your personal contact information
Step 3: Access the DMCA form
Go to the Twitter Help Center and click on "Contact Us". Then follow these steps:
Help with intellectual property issues
→ Help with intellectual property issues
→ Select: I need to report possible copyright infringement
→ Finally, select: I am the copyright owner
📸 Here’s what it looks like:
👉 Or go directly to the form here: https://help.twitter.com/forms/dmca
Step 4: Fill out the form
You’ll be asked to provide:
- Your full contact details (name, email, address)
- The URLs of the infringing content
- The URLs of your original content
- A good faith declaration that you are the rights holder
- An electronic signature (your full name)
Step 5: Submit the form
Check all the legal acknowledgment boxes, sign electronically, and submit your DMCA request.
Tips for Success
- 🎯 Be accurate and complete: Incomplete forms may be ignored.
- 📧 Use a reliable email: Twitter may contact you for verification.
- 🕒 Save timestamped screenshots: They may be useful if the case escalates.
Reporting multiple tweets in one request
The Twitter form allows you to report multiple links in a single submission.
Use the “+ Add another link” option to include all infringing tweets.
Also include the matching URLs to your original content to prove ownership for each reported item.
What happens after submitting?
Once submitted:
- Twitter reviews the request within 1 to 3 business days
- If accepted: the infringing content is removed
- If rejected: you'll get a response explaining why, and you can submit a new request with more evidence
What if the offender submits a counter-notice?
Twitter will forward your contact information to the account owner.
They may respond with a counter-notification, claiming they didn’t violate copyright (e.g., fair use, or claiming it's their own content).
If accepted, the tweet may be reinstated.
In this case, you can:
- Submit another request with stronger evidence, or
- Pursue legal action if necessary
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Conclusion
If your content has been leaked on Twitter/X, don’t wait for the damage to spread.
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