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[Cagarruta25]

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 I have a good faith belief that use of the copyrighted materials described above on the allegedly infringing web pages is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law. I swear, under penalty of perjury, that the information in the notification is accurate and that I am the copyright owner or am authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed. Thank you, Copyright: https://onlyfans.com/megara_steele And: https://xx-cel.com/models/megara-steele

[ProphetZarquon]

To be clear: The link to report material is only applicable to the content of the BTDigg site itself.

The content you cited is not on BTDigg. BTDigg & similar crawlers, don't maintain any static list of links the way a site where people 'upload' would; if DHT crawlers are finding active torrents of some content, it's because those torrents of that content are already active enough to show up in a perusal of the global Distributed Hash Table. The crawler didn't create the torrent, nor make it public; it shows what torrents are already currently active... not as some static list, but continually like a report.

In other words, 'removing' a listing from BTDigg & other crawlers, would be a bit akin to having one part of yesterday's weather report blocked, while the same weather may keep happening today or tomorrow.

Any torrents found active by crawlers like BTDigg, were uploaded & listed on more traditional sites that host static listings (usually somewhere well-known enough to garner a non-transient number of peers...) without BTDigg's involvement in that.

If some content exists on the DHT, it will continue to come up in crawls; & BTDigg doesn't add anything to the DHT, nor host its contents.

All BTDigg can do is tell you whether it's currently out there.

Torrents don't become (or stay) active just because of transient activity listings; those torrents are being permanently listed somewhere on some traditional website (or shared on Facebook groups as hashes, etc); those are the sites you would need to file a proper complaint to.