📌 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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