Anti-Piracy
Effective date: 9 September 2026.
Piracy is the single biggest operating cost of producing the network's content — every re-hosted scene is budget that does not go back into the next production. The network treats it accordingly.
Our position
- The network's scenes, images and articles are copyrighted works. Uploading, re-hosting or sharing them without a licence is infringement, wherever it happens.
- We monitor for pirated copies of network content and act on what we find.
- We action valid takedown requests quickly — through the piracy report form.
How to report
The piracy report form is the fastest channel. It asks for the brand the content belongs to and the URL(s) where it was found. Exact URLs matter: "it's on a tube site somewhere" is not actionable, a link is.
What happens to a report
Reports land with the operator, who verifies the material is network-owned and issues takedowns to the hosting platform, the search engines, or both. Reports about the network's own sites are handled directly. Reports about third-party sites are forwarded to whoever can actually remove the material — and when a report is outside what we can reach, we say so rather than leaving you waiting.
Reporters are protected
We store report submissions securely (see the Privacy Policy), never publish reporter details, and never share them with third-party sites.
For site operators
If you operate a platform and want a faster line to the network for takedowns, write through the contact form and we will set one up.