Question 1

Someone made a deepfake of me on MrDeepFakes — is there anything I can do?

Accepted Answer

Yes. IntimaShield targets MrDeepFakes through infrastructure-level enforcement — hosting provider, CDN, domain registrar, and payment processors. We also file search engine de-indexing and prepare law enforcement referral documentation under applicable deepfake pornography statutes. Multiple states and countries now criminalize non-consensual deepfakes.

Question 2

Can DMCA be used for deepfakes if I do not own the source photos?

Accepted Answer

Traditional DMCA is weaker for deepfakes because the victim may not hold copyright over the source images. IntimaShield uses alternative legal frameworks including right of publicity, privacy violations, and specific deepfake statutes. We also leverage platform abuse policies and payment processor compliance programs that prohibit non-consensual content regardless of copyright ownership.

Question 3

Is deepfake pornography illegal?

Accepted Answer

Non-consensual deepfake pornography is illegal in a growing number of jurisdictions. Multiple U.S. states have enacted specific statutes, federal legislation has been introduced, and international laws are expanding. IntimaShield leverages these legal frameworks in enforcement filings and law enforcement referrals.

Question 4

Can MrDeepFakes be permanently shut down?

Accepted Answer

MrDeepFakes has demonstrated resilience by changing infrastructure when pressured. However, sustained enforcement through hosting providers, payment processors, and law enforcement creates increasing operational difficulty. IntimaShield pursues all available pressure channels simultaneously while providing ongoing monitoring for domain migrations.

Question 5

My real photos are on Rule34 — can they be removed?

Accepted Answer

IntimaShield files through Rule34's DMCA process and simultaneously escalates to hosting providers and Cloudflare CDN. We pursue removal of both the images and any identifying tags associated with them. We also file search engine de-indexing to suppress Rule34 URLs from search results.

Question 6

Does Rule34 have a working DMCA process?

Accepted Answer

Rule34 has a basic DMCA form but enforcement is inconsistent and slow. IntimaShield does not rely on their internal process alone — we file through it while simultaneously escalating to hosting providers, CDN, and search engines to ensure timely removal.

Question 7

My content is tagged with my real name on Rule34 — can the tags be removed too?

Accepted Answer

IntimaShield pursues removal of both the content and any identifying tags associated with it. We address this in our enforcement filings to prevent the tags from facilitating future re-uploads or discovery of your content.