How to deal with recorded broadcasts on webcam sites?

Broadcasting on the Internet always carries the risk of being recorded and leaked to other advertising resources, where happy members will earn money from views. No one is safe from this unless you cover your entire room with leaves with watermarks and send flying warnings through OBS. But, you see, who would be interested in looking at such a picture?

If you don’t neglect watching other people’s streams, then you’ve clearly noticed the DMCA icon on someone’s broadcast. This is done through the OBS program, and if you really want one, you can contact our support service (if you are our model) or read about it on the Internet.

Is it really necessary? Yes, most likely it will protect you from recording and leaking to other resources, but many members will not be very pleased to see this green fly bouncing off the walls of the monitor. And if you study the leaked content, sometimes you may be surprised that not only public broadcasts are leaked, but also private shows. So what now, don’t go to private meetings? And those who are especially inventive can simply blur out your watermark or trim the video in a video editor.

Try to think of it as free advertising. After all, if you look, on such sites, users always indicate the model’s nickname. The probability is small, but suddenly someone will want to see you with their own eyes online :)

If you do it, do it right:

• A neon sign with your nickname in the background;

• Lay out the DMCA abbreviation in letters using cubes or other components. And put it in the background so that no matter what pose you take, the letters can be seen;

• The collective farm option is to print out the letters DMCA on A4 and hang it somewhere with tape;

• Add a DMCA icon to OBS (can be flying or fixed).

Set your priorities: is it more important for you to sit with four strange letters in the background or make money in private? If you are sure that the earnings will be good even with letters, then don’t worry and do what you think is necessary.

Keep it in your head: what goes on the Internet stays there forever.

There are guys who, for a small amount of money, will help you remove as much information as possible about you on the Internet and search queries. If you really want to get confused with this, then there are options here: https://dmcawebcam.ru/prices/.

Many sites are accommodating to models and can also help remove your content.

On the Chaturbate website, you can contact their support team [email protected] with a letter and attach a URL link to your photos or videos.

Stripchat also has a similar offer (email for requests: [email protected], you can read more here: https://ru.stripchat.com/dmca).

And on all other sites, if you dig around at the bottom of the page, there is a feedback button or contacts through which you can contact the site’s support with links to the sources of your broadcasts.

If you work on one site, it will be easier for you, because in the overwhelming majority, when you contact the site personally, they can start showing off, saying that their logo is not on the leaked post. This logo can be easily organized all in the same OBS or, if you are very devoted to only one site, you can even print out their logo and hang it somewhere. You can come up with anything you want, if you have the desire!

Another way to delete your data on the Internet is to contact a search engine directly, for example, Google. Here's what you need to do in detail: google dmca.

Another useful link from Google on how to contact the webmaster of any site where you found your leaked content: How to contact the webmaster of the site.

Application form for removal of sexually explicit photos and videos (but before that, it is better to first contact the webmaster of that site): How to remove from Google.

And another useful article about this: Analysis of DMCA services.