The reason you may still see your leaks on the web after their removal is that Google delisting and removal could take 24-48 hours to take effect.

Please note that the "scans completed" status in the Dashboard on Bruqi's website means we have found these leaks that are not removed yet, but are queued for removal.

You may see cleaner results in a few days up to a week while you’re subscribed to the service.

New leaks may appear during or after the last scan done. They will be removed during the next scan/removal. However, you can also upgrade your subscription to increase the frequency of scans and removals and get new leaks taken down much faster.

Alternatively, it can also be due to caching (saving of sites). Either the results are saved on your device or on Google.

The reason you keep seeing my leaks on the web after each leak removal may be that your plan (subscription) doesn't fit how often your content is leaked.

The best way for a creator to check if this is the case is by looking at your Health Score in the "Dashboard" section on the Bruqi website's left sidebar:

You need the plan with higher scan and removal frequency if your content is leaked too often, for example, for the weekly scans of the Side Hustle plan to keep up.

You can check all the available subscription pricing on the Bruqi website.

Additionally, a creator can see if the link was published before the last scan Bruqi ran. E.g. Google images show when the content was posted. If that is the case, then you can self-report the link.

Bruqi does not remove content that isn’t related to leaks, such as interviews, PR, or promotional material. However, sometimes websites hosting this content may use images that weren’t properly licensed, which can lead to removal.

To prevent this, you can use the Safelist feature to whitelist trusted websites, ensuring they won’t be taken down.

If your content was removed and wasn’t added to the Safelist beforehand, you can request a redaction by reaching out to a human agent. This will help restore the link or webpage on Google and other platforms.

One for the image itself ("img").

And another for the source website.

Leaks in Google are removed within 24 hours (mostly in 30 minutes).

Leaks in Reddit are removed within 2 to 3 days.

Leaks in Fapello and similar platforms are removed within 48 hours.

Leaks in Telegram are removed in 1 to 3 months.

We do provide updates on leak removals both in the "Dashboard" section as well as send weekly removals updates emails.

If you'd like to disable these update emails, here's how you can do it:

Unfortunately, we're unable to send you a list of all removed and delisted links separately.

However, you can see the full list of scans and removals on your Dashboard under the Leaks Found section.

We are unable to force scan starts as these run based on your current plan with the associated scan and removal frequency.

If you've just subscribed to Bruqi, please allow a few days for any stolen content hidden deep in leak sites to be taken down. As existing leaks are removed, more leaks might appear until they’re fully addressed, at which point only new leaks will need removal.

If, after a month of subscription, your leaked content is still visible on Google, it could mean your content is surfacing too frequently for your plan’s scan frequency to handle. In such cases, you may want to upgrade your plan.

We currently do not offer a feature to download the entire list of stolen content (leaks) because visiting those links could expose you to viruses or malware.

However, you can see the full list of scans and removals on your Dashboard under the Leaks Found section.

Yes, we can help in removing content from copycats, catfishes, impersonators, and scammers who steal from OnlyFans creators.

If someone takes your OnlyFans content and reposts it on platforms like Fansly or others without your permission, we can send DMCA takedown notices to have that content removed.

"Delisting" refers to removing a link from search engine results (Google, Bing), making it harder for users to find the infringing content organically.

"Removing at source" involves directly sending a DMCA takedown request to the platform or website hosting the unauthorized content, aiming to get the actual content removed.

While delisting is generally quicker and more straightforward, removing at source is more comprehensive but can be more challenging due to various factors affecting its success.

We can delist any content leaks from Google, which will decrease the traffic to the webpages by up to 99.9%. However, we cannot remove everything at the source.

Some websites are DMCA-compliant and will remove the content, and some will ignore all repeated requests. That being said, everything that can be removed will be removed at source as well.

We currently do not offer a feature to choose to remove the Google listing or at the source. Moreover, we also do not offer to remove content that you own on one of your added official accounts.

This is done to avoid any possibility of removing creators’ official content.

We will only remove content if a website is actively infringing on your copyrights as a creator. For example, if a website has posted your images, videos, or streams without your permission.

Unfortunately, we cannot remove content solely for using your brand name.

Removing Telegram leaks is currently available only for the Top 1% Subscription creators.

Removing content from Telegram can be challenging, and no company can guarantee full removal.

If a creator reports a specific Telegram group, we do our best to take action, though success isn’t always guaranteed. However, we actively remove infringing webpages that link to leaked content on Telegram.

If the group is dedicated solely to sharing a creator’s leaks, we have a much better chance of getting it taken down.

Feel free to send our support the group's details, and we’ll review them for possible removal.

A DMCA takedown is a legal process where copyright owners can request the removal of their copyrighted content from online platforms when it's used without permission.

The process involves identifying the infringement, sending a takedown notice to the platform hosting the content, and the platform taking action to remove the content or face potential legal consequences.

Bruqi does DMCA Takedown automatically on behalf of the creator.

DMCA takedowns can be used to remove copyrighted content from platforms and web hosts that respect and adhere to the DMCA.

However, some sites, especially those not based in the U.S., may not be DMCA-compliant. In such cases, the content might not be removed from the source, but it can often be delisted from search engine results.

Delisting from search engines will decrease traffic to the leaked content by upwards of 99.9%. Delisting is the most important thing to do, as most people find leaks by just searching Google.

The time for a DMCA takedown can vary. Typically, delisting from Google usually takes a few minutes, but sometimes it can take longer if Google needs to investigate the DMCA notice. You may also try clearing the cache in your browser or use incognito to check updated Google results.

However, the actual removal time can differ based on the platform and the volume of requests the service provider is handling.

‍Each online platform or hosting service has its policies and procedures for handling DMCA notices. Some large platforms, like YouTube or Google, have streamlined processes that might lead to quicker responses within a few minutes, while smaller platforms might take longer.

In most cases, leaks are removed within 24 hours.

Keep in mind some sites are not usually DMCA-compliant and are based in countries where DMCA law doesn't exist (for example, Russia) meaning that no one can remove content from there. Bruqi will remove any leaked content that can be removed.

In most jurisdictions, your original content is automatically copyrighted once it's created and fixed in a tangible medium, like being written, recorded, or photographed.

You don't need to register it or display a copyright notice for it to be protected, though these steps can provide additional legal advantages.

Unfortunately, users with the DIY free plan cannot request leak links' removal (that is via the "Request Removal" feature on the Bruqi website).

The DIY plan allows you to run free monthly scans to see where your leaks appear, but removal requests are only available on paid plans​.

💡 However, as a DIY user, you can manually follow the step-by-step tutorials on removing leaks yourself, provided on the Bruqi website.

Otherwise, feel free to subscribe to any of Bruqi's paid plans, and then scans and removals of stolen content will happen fully automatically - without you needing to do anything.

Facial detection/recognition is automatically enabled on all plans.

However, with the Creator Pro plan, you open access to the "Impersonator" feature, which removes fake profiles pretending to be you on social media platforms.

If you want to remove leaks from social media like X or forums like Reddit, you'll need a Creator Pro or Top 1% subscription.

We do not provide social media leak removals for plans like Side Hustle or DIY.

Being a faceless creator does not impact your copyright rights. Regardless of whether you show your face or identity, your original content is protected by copyright as soon as it's created and fixed in a tangible medium.

When issuing DMCA takedowns, it's the content's originality and your rights to it that matter, not your visibility.