Remove leaked videos and photos from adult sites

Why Hong Kong leaks end up on tube sites

Six adult sites appear among the 50 most visited websites in Hong Kong: jable.tv, stripchat, pornhub, hanime1.me and two missav domains (Similarweb, August 2026). Material first shared in a Telegram group or by a former partner is often uploaded there, titled in Chinese with the victim’s name, school or district so that it can be searched.

RainLily, the Hong Kong NGO that runs a free Take-Down Assistance service, found that 42% of the items it handled for victims were on porn sites, and 22.7% in search engines (report covering April 2021 to March 2023). Its removal rate was 89% in that period and 79% in 2024–25, a reminder that sites do not always act on the first request.

How removal works on adult sites

• The site’s own form. Most large tube sites have a content removal or abuse form for material posted without consent. Pornhub’s owner, Aylo, is also a StopNCII.org partner: a hash created on your device lets it block matching uploads.
• Copyright notices. When you filmed the video yourself, a copyright (DMCA-style) notice is sometimes faster than an abuse report, because hosts and their providers process them on a fixed procedure.
• Mirrors and clones. Many sites copy each other automatically. Each mirror needs its own request, sometimes sent to its hosting provider when the site has no working contact.
• Google. Google removes non-consensual explicit images, including AI-made ones, from its results under its own policies; its request flow was simplified in February 2026. De-indexing hides the page from searches for your name even while the site itself is slow.

The Hong Kong legal position, briefly

Publishing or threatening to publish an intimate image without consent is an offence under section 159AAE of the Crimes Ordinance (in force since 8 October 2021, up to 5 years), and altered images count. Hong Kong Police recorded 116 such cases in 2025, while convictions have stayed between 2 and 14 a year since 2021 (LegCo reply, 17 June 2026). Courts can order removal through a disposal order, but only on the prosecution’s application during criminal proceedings, and none had been applied for by August 2025. In practice, removal runs through the sites and Google.

A police report is made by you, at any station or through the e-Report Centre; we prepare the list of URLs and the timeline you bring.

Our process

1. Free written assessment from the links only. We confirm which sites, mirrors and Google results are involved and give a fixed quotation.
2. Requests to every site and mirror, in the form each one accepts, with the URL, the upload date and the ground.
3. Google de-indexing requests for each page and image result.
4. Re-checks for new uploads under the same title or file. The 20-link package at HK$3,074 includes monitoring for re-uploads.
5. Written report listing every link and its status.

Your safety and privacy

Never send us the images: links are enough. If a minor is involved, call 999 or go to a police station first. RainLily (hotline 2375 5322) offers free help and counselling, and you can use it alongside us. We never contact the uploader, your family or your employer, and you choose which details we keep on file.