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Originally Posted by Mr.Fiction
Some of the fake complaints target text keywords without regard for what's on the URL. If the DMCA company represents a model named Jenna Jameson, they DMCA random pages with the word Jenna Jameson even if there are no pictures or videos on the page. Google often notices these reports are fake and refuses to remove the pages even though they are listed on Lumen.
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If you have anything that says "OnlyFans," or "Leaked," plus porn star stage name, it gets flagged.
They are just keying on some target words and names.
You can't say, "The former OnlyFans star crossed over to the adult industry and is now gaping out her ass," because the DMCA bot will pick that up even though you are promoting the affiliate program.
If you want to block the IPs from DMCA notices and other bad bots, here is a fucking huge list. You will need a top-end VPS or dedicated server to add the list to your CSF deny list. The list is updated every two hours.
https://github.com/bitwire-it/ipbloc...readme-ov-file
If anyone else has a better solution please let us know.