Question 1

Is 8kun the same as 8chan?

Accepted Answer

8kun is the rebranded successor to 8chan, launched after 8chan was dropped by Cloudflare and multiple hosting providers. The site operates under the same minimal moderation philosophy. IntimaShield uses infrastructure-level enforcement against 8kun's current hosting and CDN providers.

Question 2

Does 8kun respond to DMCA notices at all?

Accepted Answer

8kun has a nominal DMCA process but response times are extremely slow and outcomes are inconsistent. IntimaShield files with 8kun for procedural completeness but simultaneously escalates to the hosting provider, CDN, and domain registrar to force faster action.

Question 3

What if my 8kun content has been archived by other sites?

Accepted Answer

8kun content is frequently captured by third-party archive services. IntimaShield identifies all archives that have preserved your content and files takedown requests at each one, along with search engine de-indexing requests to suppress archived URLs.

Question 4

Can anyone find out who posted my images on 8kun?

Accepted Answer

8kun allows fully anonymous posting with no registration requirement. The site's cooperation with identification requests is minimal. Law enforcement subpoenas to the hosting provider may yield limited IP data depending on retention practices. IntimaShield focuses on rapid content removal rather than poster identification.

Question 5

Anon-IB was shut down — why is my content still on it?

Accepted Answer

The original Anon-IB was shut down, but successor sites operating under similar names and domains continue to appear. IntimaShield tracks all active Anon-IB variants and files against each one through infrastructure-level enforcement. We also pursue search engine de-indexing for all known domain variations.

Question 6

Should I report Anon-IB to law enforcement?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and IntimaShield can prepare referral documentation for law enforcement agencies. Anon-IB has a documented history of facilitating criminal NCII distribution, and law enforcement agencies have previously taken enforcement action against the site. We coordinate infrastructure-level removal in parallel with any law enforcement process.

Question 7

My content was on Anon-IB and is now on other sites — can you help with all of them?

Accepted Answer

Content originally posted on Anon-IB is frequently cross-posted to other imageboards and file hosts. IntimaShield identifies all secondary distribution sites and pursues removal at each one simultaneously as part of a coordinated multi-platform enforcement campaign.