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Requesting for removal

First of all, keep in mind that for most requests, you will need to send a model verification.

Before explaining how to request for removal, let me explain how the site is organized, so you don't get lost and ask to remove something that doesn't exist.

Depending on which part of the MyCamgirl site the content is available and what content that is, you can request its removal. If you have material posted on:

Reviews

The reviews are the origin of MyCamgirl, and they feature a detailed review about your performance on cam, with pictures and videos. Not all camgirls have a review. Don't assume there is a review about you.

Where Can I Find These Reviews?

Browse through the list of reviews or use the search feature to check if there is a review about you.

What Can I Request To Be Removed From My Review?

You can request the removal of any video, picture, or comment that is a privacy issue or is based on hatred. Your review can be removed if you no longer work as a camgirl.

What Is It Considered a "Privacy Issue"?

Anything that can put you in danger. These are the elements are considered a privacy issue and you can definitely request the removal.

  • Your real name. First, last, or full name. Unless you use this name in your streams, which, in this case, isn't that private.
  • Your home address or partial address that can reveal your precise location. Your country name or city is not considered a home address.
  • Any government-issued ID, such as a passport number, a social security number, or a driver's license.
  • Your real birthdate, if you have not made it public. Your age, without a birthdate, is not a privacy issue.

This extends to all your family members that can be linked back to you.

Regular visitors can also report privacy issues, and this does not require any model verification.

Can I Make Changes to My Review?

You can change or add pictures or videos. You can also add clarifications in case you see something is wrong. For example, if the review mentions a type of show that you no longer do. In this case, you can ask to update the review to either change that or add a note.

However, you can't change the tone of the review or the type of feedback. In other words, you can not change a negative review into a positive one.

Camsites Where She Works (CWSW)

Camsites Where She Works lists all the nicknames that a model has or had. Users manually create CWSW pages and add nicknames. Just like with reviews, there may or may not exist a page for you. But since a CWSW page is simpler than a review, chances are that there is a page for you.

Each CWSW page must have a photo to easily confirm it is the right model and a list of nicknames (it must have at least 2). Optinally, the page may have tags and rating.

A CWSW page may also have a forum discussion linked to it. The discussion acts as a comment section.

Some CWSW pages may have a bio section that describes the model's career. For this section, the same rules from the reviews are applied.

Where Can I Find CWSW Pages?

On this page: /models. Browse through the list or use the search feature to check if there is a page for you.

What Can I Removed From My CWSW page?

You can request the photo to be removed or replaced.

Can My CWSW Page Be Completely Removed?

Yes, if you are no longer working as a camgirl and there is no bio section on your page. If there is a bio section, it means that MyCamgirl's staff has concluded that your camgirl persona holds a relevant position in the history of the camming industry.

Notice that even if the page is deleted, nothing prevents users from creating it again.

Can you remove a particular nickname?

Yes, under certain circumstances. Please, explain why you want to remove a nickname from the list.

Notice that nothing prevents users from adding the nickname back to the list.

Model verification

You have two options and a possible third option. Just choose one.

Direct Message on Twitter or BlueSky

If you have an official Twitter, you can send a direct message (DM) to @mycamgirl. This method does not require any verification picture, and you don't need to follow @mycamgirl. You just need to say in the DM what you want to remove or hide.

By official Twitter, I mean the Twitter account used by your cam persona and listed on one of your cam profiles as your official Twitter. Do not send a DM from your personal Twitter.

You can do the same on BlueSky by sending a message to mycamgirl.bsky.social.

Send The Verification Picture By E-mail

This option is only required if you can't or don't want to use Twitter.

Take a picture of yourself holding a sign with the following written (handwritten is fine):

"I am MODEL NAME and I want to confirm my email to MyCamgirl.net".

Attach this picture when sending your request. Obviously, you have to replace MODEL NAME with any of your known nicknames.

If you work as a couple, only one of you needs to appear in the photo.

Tip: Don't use your personal e-mail. If you still don't have an e-mail address for your camgirl persona, get a free e-mail. If the e-mail service asks for your name, just use a fake name because the name may appear on your e-mail messages. Consider Proton or Tutanota for extra privacy.

You must:

  • Write that exact sentence as explained above. Do not write just your model name;
  • Take a clear picture. Turn the lights on, for example;
  • Include in the email (not on the sign) the link(s) to the page(s) that you want to remove/change.
  • Tell me what you want to remove/change. Don't just say "remove everything". See above what you can request.

You do not need, but you can if you want:

  • Ask/pay someone to handle this process for you;
  • Seek legal advice

Keep in mind that the removal process is simple and does not require you to provide any personal information or make any payment. If you get someone to handle it for you, specially a lawyer or "takedown" company, you will have to pay them.

You should NOT, never, under any circumstance:

  • Provide any documents or personal information. Do NOT send copies of your documents. Never do this!
  • Send nude photos; never do this!

Check the contacts to know where you should send your request.

Talk To The Camsite

This is the possible third option, but not available for all. It will depend on the site you work. I can tell you the sites that contact MyCamgirl on behalf of their models to have pictures/videos removed.

  • Cams.com (StreamRay)
  • Chaturbate
  • ImLive
  • LiveJasmin
  • Streamate

This list does not include sites that use third-party services to take down content. These are only the sites that directly contacted MyCamgirl in the past.

I can't say how long these sites typically take to respond, as I don't know how long it's been since they received the request from the model. But at least Chaturbate and LiveJasmin help out both active and inactive models, so it doesn't matter if you are no longer working.

Keep in mind that, with some sites, this option is not a sure thing, and since you need to send your request to them, and then they send it to MyCamgirl, this will take longer than contacting MyCamgirl directly.

If the site you work/worked is not on the list, you can try contacting them anyway. Maybe they help models, but no one has ever asked for their help yet.

Keep in mind...

  • After being verified, if you need to request anything else, you do not need to submit a verification picture again as long as you use the same e-mail address;
  • If you get a new account on any camsite after submitting your removal request, this account won't be affected by your request because there is no way to connect you to this new account automatically. In this case, you must contact MyCamgirl again. But you do not need to provide a new verification picture;