AI tools have made it trivial to generate fake intimate content of real people — and creators are the most-targeted group. The law is finally catching up: the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act now requires platforms to remove nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI forgeries, within 48 hours of a valid request. The hard part is finding every copy and filing correctly.
Proprias handles the finding and the paperwork. Daily scans surface suspected synthetic content, evidence is preserved automatically, and removal requests are prepared for you to send — or for us to send as your authorized agent.
How deepfake removal works
Locate the deepfakes
Daily scans across Google, image results, X, Reddit, forums, and the open web surface synthetic content using your likeness — including reposts you'd never find by hand.
Detect and document
On the VIP plan, deepfake detection analyzes found content for signs of AI manipulation. Every match is preserved with hashes and screenshots in your evidence vault.
Remove on every available ground
Depending on the content, removal can proceed under the DMCA, platform synthetic-media policies, state deepfake laws, or the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act — which requires platforms to remove nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI forgeries, within 48 hours of a valid request.
Frequently asked questions
How do I remove a deepfake of me from the internet?
Start by documenting it: save URLs and screenshots before it moves. Then request removal on every available ground — platform synthetic-media and impersonation policies, DMCA if it uses your copyrighted photos or video as source material, and for intimate or sexual deepfakes, the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act, which requires covered platforms to remove the content within 48 hours of a valid request. Proprias automates the finding and documenting, and prepares the removal requests.
Are deepfakes illegal?
Increasingly, yes. The federal TAKE IT DOWN Act criminalizes publishing nonconsensual intimate images, explicitly including AI-generated 'digital forgeries,' and the FTC began enforcing its platform removal requirements in 2026. Most US states also have their own deepfake or intimate-image laws. Non-intimate deepfakes fall under a patchwork of impersonation, right-of-publicity, and election laws.
Can I get deepfakes removed from Google search results?
Yes. Google has a dedicated removal process for nonconsensual explicit imagery, including synthetic content depicting you, and honors DMCA notices when a deepfake was built from your copyrighted content. Deindexing from Google doesn't delete the source page, but it removes most of the discoverability — and the damage.
How does Proprias detect deepfakes?
Proprias scans public surfaces daily for content matching your protected assets and stage names. On the VIP plan, detected matches are additionally analyzed for signs of AI manipulation. Everything lands in your review queue — you confirm what's real before any action is taken.
What evidence do I need to get a deepfake taken down?
You need the content's URL, proof it depicts you (or was derived from your content), and a documented record in case it's reposted. Proprias preserves hashes, screenshots, and watermark traces for every confirmed match in an evidence vault with a clear audit trail — usable across DMCA notices, TAKE IT DOWN requests, and platform reports.
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Legal disclaimer
Proprias provides monitoring, detection, and removal-request tools — not legal advice. Removal outcomes depend on each platform's policies and the applicable law. For harassment, extortion, or content involving minors, contact law enforcement. Consult an attorney for legal claims beyond content removal.
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