Sexual workers are faced with many issues daily, including content leaks. At some point, someone is likely to download your content and repost it on another website if you have a profile on a site such as OnlyFans.

In most cases, the problem becomes so widespread that it is impossible to contain.

Although DMCA tolls such as branditscan exist, the issue is prevalent. There is, however, one creator who may be about to launch a full-scale offensive on this issue – PinkyDoll.

PinkyDoll, known for her TikTok NPC streams, recently addressed the issue of content leaks.

Upon searching “PinkyDoll naked” on Google, she claims to have found multiple websites hosting her leaked content. All of these websites are visible to me. “You dare, how dare you let other people put my face and body out here doing such things,” she exclaimed. I’m suing you all.

It is disgusting that content theft has become a part of the sex work industry. Also, if PinkyDoll decides to sue, I wish her the best of luck. Despite this, this is a long-standing issue in the industry.

DMCA filing services, such as bandits can, have helped with some of the issues. Nevertheless, PinkyDoll will discover how big and complex this problem is if she sues.

First of all, Twitter and Google cannot be sued. Your lawsuit will be dismissed since they are not publishers but hosting platforms.  

As a result, they must file individual lawsuits in the country where they were born. It is necessary to file a claim in Czechia if, for example, your videos are reposted to Xvids.

PinkyDoll is sincerely supported in her endeavour, but this is an issue that has vexed the sex work community for a long time.