Step-by-step DMCA takedown guide for creators whose OnlyFans, Fansly, or private content has been posted to Thothub.
Thothub is one of the highest-traffic leak aggregators for OnlyFans and Fansly content. The site operates an official DMCA process, but filings need to be formatted correctly and delivered to both the site and its host to get removal. Here's the exact process.
Thothub content is indexed quickly by Google. File the Thothub DMCA, the Google DMCA, and the hosting provider report on the same day for fastest removal.
Estimated time: 20 minutes
Search thothub.tv (and mirror domains) for your stage name, OnlyFans handle, and variants. Record every URL where your content appears. Screenshot each page for evidence.
Navigate to Thothub's DMCA page (linked in the site footer). Fill the form with: your contact info, the copyrighted original (description or link), each infringing URL on Thothub, a good-faith statement, a sworn statement, and your signature. Submit one form per batch of URLs if the form limits input length.
Send a parallel email to Thothub's published DMCA email (typically in the site footer). Include the same information as the form plus a copy of the form submission confirmation. Dual-submission reduces processing delays.
Look up Thothub's hosting provider via a WHOIS lookup (use who.is or similar). File a DMCA directly with the host — most hosts have policies requiring compliance. Hosts often act faster than the site operator.
Use Google's DMCA removal form (support.google.com/legal/answer/3110420) to de-index every Thothub URL from search. This cuts traffic even before the site removes the content.
Thothub frequently re-uploads removed content under new URLs. Scan weekly and refile. Automated tools like Privly continuously scan Thothub and mirror sites and refile on detection.
Privly scans Thothub and its known mirrors every 24 hours for your username and face — new leaks caught within hours of posting.
Each detection triggers a DMCA to Thothub, the hosting provider, and Google simultaneously — maximum speed to full removal.
Privly's forensic watermarking tells you which subscriber account the leaked file came from, so you can block the source and cut future uploads.
Yes, when filings are properly formatted. Thothub operates under US DMCA obligations in practice because of its hosting arrangements. Typical removal window is 24–72 hours after a complete filing.
Google's index lags behind source removal. File a Google DMCA de-index request in parallel — that removes the URL from search results even while the cache updates.
Escalate to the hosting provider (revealed via WHOIS), the payment processor (Cloudflare abuse, ad network contact), and file Google de-indexing. Privly handles all of these escalations automatically.
Yes. Privly Ventures files as your authorized DMCA agent so your legal name and address aren't exposed on the Thothub public filing record.
At minimum weekly. High-profile creators should scan daily. Privly runs continuous scans and re-files on every re-upload, so you don't have to track it yourself.
Yes, several mirrors exist under different domains. Any DMCA workflow needs to cover the main site plus known mirrors. Privly maintains an active mirror list and scans all of them.