Digital Forensic Watermarking for Content Creators to protect their PPV Content.
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How seriously do you think platforms take content leaks and piracy?
Let us know your thoughts!
67%Not very
0%Not sure
33%Only when it suits
0%Seriously
3 votes • 1 days CreatorSense Trace retweeted
Leaks are not "part of doing business." We need to stop accepting that.
Here's what a leak actually does 👇
Every leaked PPV adds free supply to the market, and that free supply competes directly with your paid content.
A $25 drop bought by 120 fans should earn about $3,000. Every fan who finds it free instead is a sale gone. One leak seen by about 80 people means about $2,000 in sales you never make.
And it doesn't stop there. Fans learn to wait instead of buy, and they start to think your content is worth less. Prices drop across the board. The leaker sets your price to zero.
Takedowns help, but the same leaker just does it again with your next drop.
The fix is to shrink free supply at the source: find out who leaked it, name them, and ban them. When free copies dry up, paid demand comes back, and so does your value.
Creators deserve better than "that's just how it is." 💪
#CreatorEconomy #ContentPiracy #OnlyFans #fanslycreator
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
This might be controversial, but I'm going to say it.
I see so many creators spending an extraordinary amount of time and energy focusing on negativity. What other creators are doing. What platforms are doing wrong. What's unfair. What they don't like.
And then wondering why they're not getting the results they want.
Here's a thought.
Stop worrying about what you can't control and start focusing on what you CAN.
Stop obsessing over what everyone else is doing and start focusing on what YOU are doing.
Your time, energy and mindset are some of your most valuable business assets.
Be careful what you waste them on.
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
Creators: Do you believe leaked or pirated content has negatively impacted your earnings?
I'm curious how widespread this issue is and would love to hear whether you promote SFW or NSFW and how that influences your experience.
23%Yes, significantly
27%Yes, to some extent
31%No, not that I've noticed
19%Unsure
93 votes • 1 days CreatorSense Trace retweeted
comparison in this industry is relentless. What another creator puts in and what it looks like from the outside are rarely the same thing, so be gentle with yourself when you scroll.🫶
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
No law says a site has to keep your video down after a takedown. US law is takedown, not stay-down, which is why the same file is back next week.
That's why consistent coverage matters 🗣️
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
What comes up when a fan Googles you? 🔎 If it's a leak site, that's where your earnings are going.
Rank your own pages first & every search sends fans where you want them to pay. A DMCA service clears the leaks out of your results and leaves your legit pages standing, so your name only works for you 👀
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
OnlyFans went down today and so did we, it wasn't on accident. What caused all the downtime and should you be worried as a creator?
Two critical bugs were identified in PHP (the programming language behind around 70% of all websites, not just adult ones) which would allow cyber attacker to remotely access websites.
A fix has been released which is what caused site maintenance across the industry today. Your preferred website being down is a good thing, it means they were fixing the dangerous code.
The biggest danger to creators is that attackers and hackers WILL be looking for websites that did not patch. Over the next few weeks, it's very likely we'll see many websites hacked.
Depending on where a website stores your legal information like your legal name, email, address, and payment details, your data could be at risk if your preferred websites don't make this fix. Most of the legitimate websites have already started patching or completed their patch but there is a chance a website you utilize hasn't done the patch yet.
A quick to-do to keep yourself safe as cyber attacks start:
-Confirm with websites that have your data if they have deployed this fix or are impacted by PHP (Not all sites run on PHP)
-Run upgrades on all devices like ios, browsers and tools you use
-Run a breach scanning tool to look for your personal information BranditScan.com has one
-Change your passwords and don't use the same passwords on every website
-Turn on 2fa everywhere that you can
-Ignore any emails telling you to install things or verify your account if you can't confirm it's legitimate
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
if you own your own website, even if it’s a small one that is self hosted, reach out to your host right now and ask them to patch your PHP or do it yourself manually.
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
hi good morning all the websites are down because PHP (file system websites run on, a majority of sites use it) needs an update because there was a huge security risk that would’ve made it so attackers could hack these websites, it’s not a risk to you as a site visitor unless you click malicious links or pages that were created by hackers, the site being down is actually a good thing it means the PHP is being updated so this can’t happen to that site
this is why onlyfans, sextpanther, youpay, and yourvids are down
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
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CreatorSense Trace retweeted
I spent today recalibrating Adult Platform Audit’s subscription section, comparing public terms, policies and FAQs alongside platform clarifications.
I had to re-assess public statements that conflicted with legal terms and re-calibrate.
Congratulations to @GOONVUE, which currently has the highest provisional independence index score among the nine adult subscription platforms reviewed. We salute your business structure!
The question behind the 50-point score: how much of your business do you control?
CreatorSense Trace retweeted
Hot take: Things would get better for creators if people stopped posting their content for free online (particularly adult) More eyes does not equal more money. This is just my opinion! It’s fun to talk through it. PLEASE keep it respectful ♥️My personal opinion is that you do a disservice to everyone in the adult community particularly women when you post nudes and your content for free. It’s like lowering the price of gold. The more you’re willing to do for free the more you have to do that is paid. I also believe it attracts a lower quality of customer. What are your thoughts?
