How to Remove Your Profile from mym-db.com (Removal Guide)

mym-db.com presents itself as a directory of MYM accounts — "Annuaire des comptes MYM" in its own title. It does not host your videos. Each page is a listing under a creator's name, with tags and link titles built around the words "MYM Fan Leak Photos Videos", and a disclaimer at the bottom, in capitals, saying that the site stores no stolen files and only "indexes and links" content the public account provides for free. The footer reads "© 2023 MYM DB". The domain was registered in September 2023 through OVH, a French registrar, and is served through Cloudflare.

A listing is not a leak, and that distinction decides your strategy. Nobody downloads a video from mym-db.com; what they get is a search result. Type a creator's name into Google and a page appears that pairs her name with "leak" and points to wherever the files sit. The damage is the result itself, so the remedy is delisting, and it comes before anything else. Our MYM leak removal service files the Google request for every listing URL and watches the directory for re-indexed pages.

One more thing to know before you start: mym-db.com is one of three. snapchat-hot.fr and mm-fans.fr carry the same disclaimer paragraph word for word, the same "Vous aimerez aussi" block (Omegle Archive, Empire Amateur, Top Fanclub, Snapchat Hot, Hot Candy, Annuaire MYM DB, Conseils MYM) and, on mym-db.com and snapchat-hot.fr, a "Mentions légales" footer link that leads to a 404 page. Whatever you file against one, file against the other two.

What to expect

Read the first two rows together. The email is not a removal mechanism here: listings do drop out of the directory now and then, months after the fact, and nothing suggests a notice caused it. Google is the opposite story: delisting a mym-db.com page is about as dependable as it gets, which is why every step below is built around it.

Three levers that work, in order

1. Google delisting of the listing page. Copy the exact URL of every mym-db.com page that carries your name, and check the two sister sites while you are at it. In the copyright removal form, give your MYM profile as the authorized example: by the site's own description, the listing reuses what your public account exposes, and your name, your photo and your bio text are the protected material on the page. One creator per request, exact URLs only. Our Google removal guide shows the form. This step alone takes the page out of the results under your name in nearly every case.
2. MYM support. MYM's help centre has an article on how the platform accompanies creators through content leaks: you report the URLs to MYM support, and MYM files reports with the external platform on your behalf. Do it in parallel with your own filing; a report from the platform carries more weight than a single creator's email.
3. OVH and Cloudflare. OVH is the registrar of the domain and a French company with an abuse reporting procedure for the domains it manages; a report formatted as a French LCEN notification (below) is the one it expects. Cloudflare sits in front of the site; its abuse form forwards copyright reports to the hosting provider behind it. Send the same URL list to both.

Finding every listing, and filling the Google form

Search Google for site:mym-db.com followed by your creator name, then repeat with site:snapchat-hot.fr and site:mm-fans.fr. Each result is one URL to remove; note them all before you start, because the form takes a list. For a directory page the fields map like this:

• Authorized example of the work — your MYM profile URL, live and public.
• Infringing URL — the listing page, one line per URL, exactly as it appears in the address bar.
• Description — "This page reproduces my profile photograph and biography text without authorization and uses my name to advertise leaked content." One creator per request; a request that mixes several creators is the one shape Google reviews slowly.

The disclaimer at the foot of every listing — no files stored, indexing and linking only — reads like a hosting-liability disclaimer. It has no bearing on Google's process, which acts on the page as indexed, not on where the files sit.

Send the notice anyway, and keep the copy

A site that almost never acts is not a reason to skip the email. The copy of your request to the site is one of the elements of the LCEN notification, and a site that never answers cannot later argue that it was never told. Send this to [email protected], then archive it with the date.

To the operator of mym-db.com,

I am the owner of the MYM account below and of the photographs and text it contains. The listing pages below reproduce elements of that account under my name without my authorization. I request their removal.

Original account (proof of ownership):
https://mym.fans/yourprofile

Infringing listing pages on mym-db.com:
https://mym-db.com/example-1
https://mym-db.com/example-2

I have a good faith belief that this use of my content is not authorized by me, my agent or the law. The information in this notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, I am the owner of the rights concerned or authorized to act for the owner.

This request is sent under the DMCA and as a notification under article 6-I-5 of the French LCEN. A copy is being forwarded to your registrar and to Cloudflare.

Full legal name: [Your Name]
Email: [Your Email]
Date: [Today's Date]
Signature: [Your Full Name]

The LCEN notification for OVH

French law (LCEN, art. 6-I-5) lets you notify a hosting provider — or, when the operator hides, the French intermediaries around it — in a format that triggers its duty to act. The notification contains: the date; your surname, first name, address and email; a precise description of the content and its exact URLs; the legal grounds (copyright under the Code de la propriété intellectuelle, plus your image rights and personal data where the page uses your name and photo); and a copy of the request already sent to the site, or proof that it could not be contacted. The unanswered email above is exactly that copy. Write the notification in French for OVH, and attach the email.

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FAQ

Is a mym-db.com listing the same thing as a leak?

No. The page is an index entry that links elsewhere, and the site says so itself. But it ranks under your name with "leak" in the title, which is why the priority is removing it from search rather than persuading the operator.

Does mym-db.com answer DMCA notices?

Effectively no. Listings almost never come down after a notice, and the few that disappear do so months later, with nothing to show a notice caused it. There is no DMCA, contact or report page on the site, and the "Mentions légales" link returned a 404 when we checked on 2 September 2026.

Where do I send the abuse report: OVH or Cloudflare?

Both. OVH is the registrar and a French company that expects a French-law notification; Cloudflare is in front of the site and forwards reports to the hosting provider. Neither replaces the Google request.

Will deleting my MYM account remove the listing?

No. The page stays, and you lose the live profile you would use as proof of ownership. Get the pages delisted while the account still exists.

Can I use the same notice for snapchat-hot.fr and mm-fans.fr?

Yes: they share the same template, the same cross-links and the same silence. Replace the URLs, send it to each, and file separately with Google for each site.