As a rule, when someone contacts us, we ask the new client to share information so we can choose a removal strategy and calculate the cost of the work. After that, our team checks for the potential client's content online, in search engines, and on popular sites. In this article, we decided to share some of the main ways to check, in case you do not want to trust us with your data prematurely, or simply have not thought about the fate of your content yet.
You can now search for your content through our bot t.me/dmcawebcam_bot. BUT verification is required, to protect your content from all sorts of bad actors!
This article does not cover all resources, but if your content is published on these sites, it is most likely on many others too — these are just the best-known, most convenient, and most popular resources you should definitely remove your content from.
It is fairly simple here — you need to run several search queries. Let us say your username on a cam platform is "successful model". In that case, you need to search Google for: "successful model", "successful model webcam", "successful model private", "successful model porn", "successful model chaturbate", "successful model bongacams", "successful model stripchat", "successful model MFC", "successful model Myfreecams". Yes, you need to check all these queries, even if you only work on one platform. If you work on Flirt4Free or CamContact, search with those suffixes too.
Then go through the "All", "Images", and "Video" categories in Google.
Recurbate
If you do not stream on Chaturbate, you can skip this point. The site works on a rather original model: a user registers, pays for a subscription, and can then watch recordings of some Chaturbate models' streams. If the model you are interested in is not on the site, a user can pay, specify that model's profile, and the site will start recording that model's streams too. So if your streams are on the site, know this — someone paid for your content, but not you.
To search, start typing your username in the search bar on the site's home page, and suggestions will appear. The site stores videos only under your username.
Camwhores
A very well-known project with countless "mirrors". The videos are uploaded mostly by users themselves, and sometimes by pseudo-users connected to the administration (by our guess).
Checking yourself is easy — likewise, enter your username in the search bar on the home page. But it is better to try various variations of your username. Users often distort models' usernames so the models themselves will not find the stream recordings. You will definitely need a VPN.
Ucam.xxx
This site publishes screenshots from streams. Lots of screenshots. And they appear in search engines. Checking your materials here is harder, since there is no search on the site itself. Again, let us imagine your cam-platform username is "successful_model".
- Chaturbate — https://ucam.xxx/gallery/successful_model
- Streamate — https://ucam.xxx/gallery/sm/successful_model/
- BongaCams — https://ucam.xxx/gallery/bc/successful_model
- Stripchat — https://ucam.xxx/gallery/sc/successful_model
- MyFreeCams — https://ucam.xxx/gallery/mfc/successful_model/
Camwhoresbay
Nothing special here. Users upload videos to the site themselves; stream recordings from various platforms are published. Search in the search bar on the home page.
Spankbang
This is a classic porn site, but videos of webcam models are published here quite often. It is easy to find — search on the home page. But there is a small nuance: if your username has an underscore, you need to search without it, simply replacing it with a space. For example: instead of "successful_model" write "successful model".
We can do it for you
Our staff can search for your materials online themselves, and then also help you choose a plan and tell you about the options. To do this, please contact us (Telegram) and provide the following information:
- the usernames and list of platforms you have worked on;
- links to your active profiles on cam platforms.
