Raynim Research
Investigations
We read Google’s public record of copyright removals — 46.9 million requests since 2011 — to find out where creators’ content ends up, who files against it, and what actually gets taken down. Every number traces to a query.
Note · 31 October 2026 · 9 min
Fake DMCA takedowns on Google: 0 of nearly 47 million requests are flagged as abuse
Google has a From Abuser flag for senders who abuse takedowns. It says no on all of nearly 47 million requests, yet fake DMCA campaigns fill the same data.
Investigation · 24 October 2026 · 17 min
Fake OnlyFans leak sites now look like ordinary websites: 133 of 213 new names have no adult word
Fake OnlyFans leak sites now hide on hacked schools, ministries and shops. 133 of the 213 newest confirmed leak domains have no adult word in their name.
Note · 10 October 2026 · 9 min
One leak site, 164 domains: why its new copies matter less than you think
Leak sites keep opening new copies of themselves. But almost all stolen content stays on the old sites, and takedowns still remove it from Google.
Note · 20 September 2026 · 9 min
A low DMCA removal rate doesn't mean a site is legit: 83% of its reported URLs were not in Google's index
A 16% DMCA removal rate doesn't make a site legit: 83% of its reported URLs were not in Google's index. What no action taken, not in index and pending mean.
Investigation · 5 September 2026 · 14 min
Where stolen OnlyFans content actually lives: 4,061 leak sites, and the typical creator is on 63
Fifteen years of Google takedown notices: 4,061 confirmed OnlyFans leak sites, 97% of leaked creators on at least one, 100 domains with 60% of removals.