• Protecting Your Content from Being Leaked

  While Fanlock removes leaks after they happen, there are steps you can take to minimize the risk of leaks in the first place. Prevention Tips 1. Watermark Your Content Add a visible watermark with your official username or website. This: Discourages sharing (the watermark makes it less appealing) Makes it easier to prove ownership Helps us verify content is yours during takedowns Tip: Place watermarks in areas that are hard to crop out. 2. Be Careful with PPV Content Pay-peFew readers

• Requesting Leak Removal

  Learn how to submit manual leak removal requests through Fanlock. Automatic vs. Manual Removal Fanlock operates in two ways: Automatic Detection & Removal (Paid plans) Our systems continuously scan for your leaked content and automatically initiate takedowns when leaks are found. This is the hands-off approach—we find it and remove it for you. Manual Submission Found a leak yourself? You can submit it directly through your dashboard for our team to handle. How to Submit a ManualFew readers

• FAQ on Leak Removal

  How does Fanlock find my leaked content? Fanlock uses a combination of automated scanning and manual review. Our systems continuously monitor Google search results, over 10 million websites, social media platforms, and more than 11 million Telegram channels (on applicable plans). When potential leaks are detected, our team reviews them to confirm they're unauthorized copies of your content. How long does it take to remove a leak? Removal times vary depending on the platform: Google SeaFew readers

• 5 Reasons You Should Upgrade Your Plan

  If you're on the DIY or Basic plan, here's why upgrading might be worth it for your content protection. 1. More Frequent Scanning Catches Leaks Faster The sooner a leak is detected, the less it spreads. Here's how scanning frequency differs by plan: Why it matters: A leak that sits for a week can spread to dozens of sites. Daily or real-time scanning means we catch and removFew readers

• Delisting vs. Removals: What's the Difference?

  When protecting your content, you'll see two types of actions in your dashboard: delistings and removals. Understanding the difference helps you know exactly how your content is being protected. Quick ComparisonFew readers

• Removing Impersonators

  Impersonator accounts can damage your reputation and steal your subscribers. Here's how Fanlock helps you handle them. What is an Impersonator? An impersonator is someone who: Uses your photos, videos, or content without permission Pretends to be you on social media or content platforms Creates fake accounts using your stage name or likeness Scams people by pretending to offer your content How Fanlock Handles Impersonators When our scans detect potential impersonator accounts, weFew readers