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How to fix Windows 11 blocking DMCA takedown services for removing leaked OnlyFans content?

Billy Ocean 20 Reputation points
2025-12-15T15:48:36.4433333+00:00

I’m running Windows 11 (fully updated) and I’m experiencing an issue when trying to use an online DMCA takedown service for copyright protection.

I work with subscription-based content, and part of my workflow involves monitoring and removing leaked content from third-party websites. Recently, when trying to use a DMCA takedown service for OnlyFans content, I noticed that Windows security features and browser protections seem to interfere with normal usage.

For example:

  • Some pages fail to load correctly

File uploads and verification steps get blocked

Browser warnings appear related to tracking prevention or security policies

I tested this in Chrome and Edge on Windows 11, with similar behavior. Disabling browser extensions helped slightly, but the issue still persists intermittently.

One of the services I tried to use for OnlyFans DMCA takedown and leaked content removal is: https://wipeit.io

The service itself appears to work, but Windows Defender, SmartScreen, or browser privacy settings seem to restrict certain actions required for copyright verification and automated takedown workflows.

My questions are:

Which Windows 11 security or privacy settings are most likely causing this behavior?

Are there recommended configurations for using web-based DMCA services safely without disabling core system protection?

Is this related to SmartScreen, Controlled Folder Access, or browser-level tracking prevention?

I’d like to keep Windows security enabled while still being able to properly use DMCA takedown services for removing leaked subscription content.

Any guidance on which Windows or browser settings to review would be appreciated.

Windows for home | Windows 11 | Internet and connectivity
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  1. Q&A Assist
    2025-12-15T15:48:56.7866667+00:00
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    To address the issues you are experiencing with Windows 11 blocking DMCA takedown services, consider the following security and privacy settings that may be affecting your usage:

    1. SmartScreen Filter: This feature helps protect against phishing and malware by blocking potentially harmful websites. If you are encountering warnings or blocks, you might want to check the SmartScreen settings in Windows Security and adjust them if necessary.
    2. Controlled Folder Access: This feature protects your files from unauthorized changes by allowing only trusted apps to access certain folders. If the DMCA service requires file uploads or access to specific folders, this setting may need to be reviewed.
    3. Browser Privacy Settings: Both Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome have tracking prevention features that may block certain scripts or functionalities on websites. You can adjust these settings to allow necessary permissions for the DMCA service to function correctly.
    4. Windows Defender: Ensure that Windows Defender is not blocking the service by checking its settings. You can add exceptions for the DMCA service if needed.
    5. Browser Extensions: Since you mentioned disabling extensions helped slightly, continue to troubleshoot by disabling all extensions temporarily to identify if one of them is causing the issue.

    For recommended configurations:

    • SmartScreen: You can keep it enabled but consider adding the DMCA service as a trusted site.
    • Controlled Folder Access: If you need to upload files, consider temporarily disabling this feature or adding exceptions for the browser you are using.
    • Browser Settings: Adjust tracking prevention settings to allow the service to function properly without compromising your security.

    By reviewing and adjusting these settings, you should be able to use the DMCA takedown services while keeping core system protections enabled.

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