How Luveo works
Luveo finds leaked copies of your content and gets them removed — from Google search and from the sites hosting them. Here is the whole process, start to finish.
1. Tell us what to protect
Create an account and add the names and social handles you want protected. That is the only thing we need from you, and it takes about a minute. Your real name and contact details are never exposed to the sites we contact.
2. We scan for leaks
Every weekday, Luveo runs automated Google searches for your protected names and handles. Leaked copies surface in those results — including on the major leak sites, tube sites and galleries that rank for stolen content. An AI classifier separates real leaks from false matches, and each remaining link is checked to confirm it is still live before we act on it.
3. We remove, you watch
For every confirmed leak, Luveo files a formal DMCA notice — you never fill out a form. We look up who hosts the site and how to reach them, then send the notice: where a host accepts email, it goes out automatically; where a host only accepts a web form, our team submits it. At the same time we file a delisting request so the link is removed from Google search results. Everything is tracked live in your dashboard.
What we cover — and what we don't
Luveo finds leaks that surface through Google search and image results — including copies on major leak sites, tube and gallery sites, and new sites that appear over time. It works with content that has been published publicly and can be found through search. We don't monitor private messages, closed communities or the dark web, and we can't guarantee that a specific site will comply.
How long it takes
Most sites and Google respond within 24–72 hours of our removal request. Re-uploads can happen, so Luveo keeps scanning and files again as needed.