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'search' the forum for "DMCA takedown requests"
there's advice about them on here, including things like not using your real name/address/etc. when you do it.
it costs a little money, and IIRC some sites just willfully ignore the 'request' (after all, what're you gunna do, drop $5,000 on court costs following up on it? they're not scared). I think someone said MFC even have a list of the sites who give zero fucks about copyright threats.
there's advice about them on here, including things like not using your real name/address/etc. when you do it.
it costs a little money, and IIRC some sites just willfully ignore the 'request' (after all, what're you gunna do, drop $5,000 on court costs following up on it? they're not scared). I think someone said MFC even have a list of the sites who give zero fucks about copyright threats.
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Hiring a company to do DMCA's for you costs money. Doing them yourself is just filling out a form on the website, and shouldn't cost anything. If it does, that's one shitty scam.
oh, cheers. I kept seeing some $10 figure somewhere. probably the DMCA website (might've been their monthly package or something)
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Use the site you cam on and their DMCA forms. Do not fill it out yourself, or, if you do, do NOT use your real name. Get verified status and look in the MO section, there's a lot of info on DMCA takedowns.
grrrr.
could anyone please please copy-paste PM this into to me? (I can't get in the forum, my penis is too big)
there's still vids up from my first few weeks, and I'm not sure how best to approach it.
I would've thought CB would want me to post my real details so they can verify I'm even the copyright owner/eligible to make such a request, and decline my claim if I just made up details that contradict my model account verification details on record.
It is absolutely against the rules of the forum to take what we say privately and share it so you probs shouldn't be so blatant in asking someone to break the rules.
I will try and answer your question o.o most DMCA info can be found through Google research tbh.
DMCAs can become public info. If CB is sending out DMCAs they are doing so because THEY are the owner of any live recorded streams that occured on their site. When the site you cam for does the DMCAs they have their company info on it. Not sure if that's what you were asking
it almost sounds like you want to send a DMCA to Cb but that would make no sense o.o If you were to send them on your own you will need to use a fake name like your performer name and i would recommend using the address of the website you work for. You can Google DMCA forms. Some websites have them integrated.
I pay $200 a month with porn guardian to do my takedowns because I'm just that lazy. I don't hate them, personally not in love with them though. They search for my content and send DMCAs among other things. Even paying a company doesn't mean my content gets taken down. DMCAs are often rejected. It's a reality. If a site is hosted where copyright isn't interpreted in the way the US does there isn't a damn thing you can do about it. For a lot of those noncompliant sites though the odds of losing revenue or it working against you in some way is honestly slim.
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DMCAs can become public info. If CB is sending out DMCAs they are doing so because THEY are the owner of any live recorded streams that occured on their site. When the site you cam for does the DMCAs they have their company info on it. Not sure if that's what you were asking
This used to be that way but a couple of years ago both MFC and CB changed their model agreements and they no longer claim sole copyright ownership of the content streamed on their websites, they now claim models themselves own it. I think it was either because a lawyer told them it wasn't kosher or because they wanted to wash their hands off having to spend buckets of money chasing down all the websites specializing in recording their streams...
Now, to answer the OPs question... It all depends on which sites are doing it. Some sites comply with DMCA requests, other sites don't. It mostly depends on where they are hosted. American servers have to comply with US law, but some websites bypass it by hosting their sites in countries where those laws do not apply: Cayman Islands, Russia, etc. So it is very hard to take their content down. There are soft ways to manipulate website owners into compliance IF they use american sponsors and if you have the guts to do it.. the toughest sites to get stuff removed from are Upstore clipsites because their sponsor (Upstore) is russian. I have had 0 success rate taking shit down from Upstore clipsites. I have heard CamModelProtection can though.
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Make your own account on popular sites like Pornhub and get verified.
Once you have done that when you find recordings of you on their site just fire off a friendly email to the admins and the content get's taken down very quick, no DMCA or anything needed.
Hardcore cappers are a bit harder to deal with, I know on MFC their automated software caps when a model has HD set and is viewable on the mobile site.
Turning your broadcast down to a lower setting should stop this. ( This would need to be re-verified by a model as my testing of this is now over a year old )
If your being capped by one of the automated sites and know about it try what I said for a week and see what happens.
Generally these guy's ignore any requests to take down content as it's a money spinner for them.
Once you have done that when you find recordings of you on their site just fire off a friendly email to the admins and the content get's taken down very quick, no DMCA or anything needed.
Hardcore cappers are a bit harder to deal with, I know on MFC their automated software caps when a model has HD set and is viewable on the mobile site.
Turning your broadcast down to a lower setting should stop this. ( This would need to be re-verified by a model as my testing of this is now over a year old )
If your being capped by one of the automated sites and know about it try what I said for a week and see what happens.
Generally these guy's ignore any requests to take down content as it's a money spinner for them.
I got capped a lot my first week on CB. I don't have HD or even a good framerate. so I wonder if capping sites also have a habit of targeting 'new model status' streams, regardless of quality (after which they might be disregarded)
I think they just have bots that record every models public CB and MFC streams regardless of if they're new, old, popular or whatever.
They must make a lot of money because, and I'm no expert here, but surely the resources needed to record, upload and store all the thousands of daily feeds must be huge.
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