A protection service holds sensitive knowledge about its clients. This page is our standing policy on what leaves this building — in our marketing, our guides, and our reports — and what does not, ever.
Get My Free ScanAggregate, anonymous information only: how leak sites behave (which ones answer notices, which ones don't), removal routes that work, and the guides on this site. Where a guide cites a count of infringements, it is a figure from Google's own Transparency Report, and it is labeled that way on the page.
Leaked content itself — we never host it, display it, or link to it. Client identities, client lists, or anything about a specific creator's case. Individual leak maps: the only person who ever sees the results for a stage name is the verified owner of that name.
Three kinds of numbers appear here, and each is labeled. Google Transparency Report figures, marked as reported to Google. Competitor prices and claims, marked as theirs (for example, BranditScan's published claim of 380M+ delistings is BranditScan's claim, not our measurement). And Nullva's own service facts — prices, plan features, coverage — which we state plainly and stand behind.
Nullva does not publish removal statistics, customer counts, success percentages or testimonials. A young service with impressive-looking numbers would be inventing them, and invented proof is exactly what this page exists to rule out. Our clients get their own real numbers, in their own weekly reports, about their own content.
Our removal guides describe how sites behave based on public reporting and filing experience, and site behavior changes. If a guide gets something wrong about a site, a platform or a law, tell us and we will fix it: infringement and guide matters go to [email protected], data and privacy questions to [email protected]. The privacy policy and terms linked in the footer carry the formal commitments behind this page.
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