How to Remove Your Videos from xfrenchies.com (DMCA Guide)

xfrenchies.com is a French-language amateur video tube. Visitors upload the videos; the site files them under categories, performer pages and channels, behind an age gate written in French. The name is searched about 368,000 times a month on Google in France (2,900 in the US), which makes it one of the most searched adult names in the country and explains why a video of yours posted there does not stay quiet: the page ranks on its title, and the file itself is served from the site's CDN hosts, s1.xfrenchies.com and s2.xfrenchies.com.

Creators land here in two ways. A subscriber downloads a paid OnlyFans or MYM video and re-uploads it under a title of his choosing, or a partner or an ex uploads a private recording. The DMCA route covers the first case; French criminal law covers the second. The site's form does not distinguish between them, and your filing should use both: send the notice, then add the law that fits.

The unusual part is that xfrenchies.com has an actual takedown form, which most leak sites do not. The part that hurts is the calendar: the site does remove videos, but slowly. Our OnlyFans leak removal service files the form, the Google request and the Cloudflare report in one pass and keeps checking until the page is gone. For the record, the domain was registered in June 2019 through NameCheap and sits behind Cloudflare.

The form at /dmca/, field by field

The form lives at xfrenchies.com/dmca/. Every field is required. The page states that the site is "first of all a free video hosting service and any video file can be uploaded at any time by our visitors", and that "when an illicit video is reported we do our best to remove it". It gives no processing time.

Here is what each field expects and what to put in it:

• Infringing URL(s) — one URL per line. Paste the full address of every video page. If the player exposes a direct file address on s1. or s2.xfrenchies.com, add it on its own line: the page and the file are two different objects.
• Protected Content Details — where the original was published and why it is yours: "Video published on my OnlyFans account (link) on (date). I am the author of the recording and the person who appears in it." Do not describe the content itself; the site needs the provenance, not the scene.
• Full Name — your legal name. A stage name alone is not a valid signature.
• Email — the address where any reply will land. Use one you actually check.
• Address, City, ZIP, Country — a postal address, with the country picked from a dropdown. Use your agency's, your manager's or a business domiciliation address. Never your home address: this form is read by the operator of a user-upload site.
• Electronic Signature — type your full name. The date is filled in automatically.
• The declaration checkbox — mandatory. By ticking it you declare that you own the content or are authorized to act for the owner, that you act in good faith, that the information is accurate, and that you are aware of "adverse legal consequences for making false or bad faith allegations". This is the site's version of the perjury statement: tick it only for videos that are actually yours.

By email instead

[email protected] is printed in the site's footer and on the DMCA page as the alternative channel. Send the same elements as the form, one URL per line, and write the declaration in your own words. Whichever channel you use, keep a dated copy of what you sent.

What to expect

Two things pull in opposite directions. The site acts on most requests, better than most aggregators, so the form is worth filling. The wait is the price: the video stays up for weeks while the request sits in a queue, and the page keeps ranking on your name the whole time.

The Google line is the one that needs explaining. On profile aggregators, delisting is close to automatic; on xfrenchies.com a large share of requests is rejected, and the cause is structural rather than a judgement on your claim: tube pages get re-titled, moved, or deleted and re-uploaded, and Google only removes a URL that is live and matches the notice at the moment it checks. A request filed on a URL that changed in between is rejected.

Google first, and done properly

Because the site takes weeks, delisting is what protects your name during the wait; because the site moves pages, delisting has to be done with care. Open every URL right before you submit and drop the ones that no longer load. Submit one creator per request, with the original post as the authorized example. If a page comes back under a new address, file again for the new address: Google removals are scoped to the exact URL. Our Google removal guide walks through the copyright form.

French law applies alongside the DMCA

xfrenchies.com is a French-language site that describes itself as a hosting service. Under French law (LCEN, art. 6-I-5), a hosting provider that receives a properly formatted notification about manifestly illegal content and does not act promptly loses its liability shield. A notification of that kind states the date, your identity and contact details, the exact URLs and the legal basis, and includes a copy of your earlier request to the site or the reason the site could not be reached. Send it to [email protected] in French, referencing the form submission you already made. The DMCA form is the US-law version of the same request; the LCEN notification is the one a French court will look at.

If the video was filmed or shared without your consent, a second law applies: article 226-2-1 of the Code pénal makes the dissemination of intimate images without the person's consent an offence punishable by two years in prison and a €60,000 fine, whether or not the recording itself was consensual. File a complaint with the police or the gendarmerie, and cite it in your notification. This route is independent of copyright and applies even if you never sold the video.

If the video stays up

The site sits behind Cloudflare, which means Cloudflare's abuse form is your route to the actual host: Cloudflare forwards copyright reports to the hosting provider behind the site. Send the same URL list and the same proof. Then check the site again a few weeks later: a user-upload tube lets the same file come back under a different title, and each new page needs its own form entry and its own Google request.

What changes if we do it

FAQ

Does xfrenchies.com actually remove reported videos?

Yes, in most cases. The wait is the problem: weeks, often more than a month, with no processing time promised on the DMCA page.

Do I have to give my real postal address on the form?

The address fields are mandatory, but nothing requires it to be your home. Use your agency's, your manager's or a business domiciliation address. Your full legal name, however, is required for the signature to be valid.

Why did Google reject my request for an xfrenchies.com page?

Most likely because the page had moved, been re-titled or been deleted and re-uploaded between your submission and Google's check. Rejections are common on this tube for exactly that reason. Re-open each URL just before submitting, and file again on the new address when a video reappears.

Can I write the notice in French?

The form's fields are labelled in English, but the site is French and [email protected] takes a message in French. For the LCEN notification, French is the right language; for the form, a short English description is enough.

The video was posted by an ex. Is a DMCA notice enough?

File it if you made the recording yourself, since you are its author. If your ex filmed it, the copyright claim is weaker and the stronger tool is article 226-2-1 of the Code pénal: file a complaint, and mention it in your notification to the site and in the Cloudflare report.