From Burlington to everywhere else in Vermont: your content is scraped, reposted and indexed by the same leak sites as everyone else's — but your legal backstop is Vermont's own. We run the removal side: daily scans, takedowns filed in our name, and a patrol that keeps copies down.
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In Vermont, sharing someone's intimate images without their consent is both a crime and something the person in the image can sue over in civil court under 13 V.S.A. § 2606 (Disclosure of sexually explicit images without consent). Knowing disclosure with the intent to harm, harass, or intimidate the person depicted is punishable by up to two years' imprisonment or a $2,000.00 fine (up to five years or $10,000.00 if done for financial profit), and subsection (e)(1) also gives a plaintiff a private cause of action. That law is enforced by police, prosecutors and the courts — it is the backstop against the person who leaked you. What it does not do by itself is take the copies down. Removal — hosts, platforms, search results, re-uploads — is the other half of the fight, and it is the half we run for you.
Two federal tools cover every US creator, whichever state you are in. Copyright takedowns under the DMCA (17 U.S.C. § 512) remove your content at hosts and platforms, and delisting from Google and Bing cuts off the audience even when a host ignores everyone. And under the TAKE IT DOWN Act, big platforms must remove intimate images shared without consent within 48 hours of a valid request — sent by you, or by an authorized representative like us, acting in our name.
The routine is the same one we run for every client — pointed at your name, your platforms, and the places Vermont creators actually get leaked to.
We search your stage names and handle variants across leak sites, forums, tube sites, Google and Bing, Reddit, X and public Telegram — the full circuit a leak from Burlington travels. You start with a free scan, so you see what is already out there before paying anything.
You prove the page is yours with a unique code in your platform bio. That one step makes us your authorized agent — and it is the wall that stops anyone else from ever pulling your leak results. No verification, no report, for anyone.
Takedowns and search removals go out in our name, never yours — DMCA notices to hosts and platforms, delisting requests to Google and Bing, TAKE IT DOWN Act requests where content is non-consensual, and platform-native reports for social posts, fake profiles and Telegram channels.
Removed addresses stay on a watchlist. Copies come back — new sites, new names, new uploads — and get filed against again without you asking. Your weekly report shows found, removed, pending and re-uploaded, so the work is visible.
Yes — two ways. Under 13 V.S.A. § 2606, sharing intimate images without consent in Vermont is a crime, and the person in the image can also sue in civil court. Criminal cases are run by prosecutors and civil cases take time; neither removes the copies by itself. That removal work — hosts, platforms, Google, re-uploads — is what Nullva does daily, in our name.
The free scan comes first and needs no card. Once you verify your page with the bio code, the first takedown sweep for Vermont creators usually goes out within days — direct removals on cooperative sites land in days, Google usually answers valid requests in 1 to 3 business days, and the patrol keeps working from there.
More for Vermont creators: Vermont protection overview · OnlyFans protection · Fansly protection · Leak removal in every state and metro. General information, not legal advice.
Run the free scan under your stage name — leak sites, search, social and Telegram. Prove the page is yours and the patrol can start.
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