Telegram leak removal

How leaked content spreads on Telegram

Leak channels post previews publicly and sell or share full sets through private groups, bots and file links. Channels are often re-created under new names once removed, so takedowns work best as ongoing monitoring rather than a one-off report.

How we handle Telegram leaks

Telegram accepts copyright complaints for content in public channels and bots. We document each infringing post, file complaints with Telegram, and also remove the external file links and leak sites that the channel points to.

• Identify channels, groups and bots sharing your content
• File copyright complaints with Telegram
• Remove linked file hosts and cloud downloads
• Monitor for re-uploads and replacement channels

Protection for creators in the UK and USA

We are based in London and work for creators on both sides of the Atlantic. Copyright in your photos and videos exists automatically the moment you create them, in the UK under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and in the US under the Copyright Act. You do not need to register anything to send a takedown.

We send notices under the US DMCA to US-based hosts and search engines, and copyright notices under UK and EU rules where they apply. Where leaked content involves intimate images shared without consent, there are additional routes: the US TAKE IT DOWN Act requires covered platforms to remove reported non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours, and in the UK sharing intimate images without consent is a criminal offence.