How long does it take to remove my leaked content?
Removal time depends on where your content is posted. Google results usually take 4 to 48 hours to be delisted, while social media content typically takes 1 to 7 days to be removed after we submit the report. Telegram requests usually take longer, around 25 to 90 days.
These are estimated processing times, not guaranteed deadlines. Each website or platform reviews and decides on the reports it receives.
What are the estimated removal times?
Website or platform | Estimated time after reporting |
|---|---|
Google Search, Images and Videos | 4 to 48 hours |
X (Twitter) | 1 to 3 days |
Instagram posts | 1 to 5 days |
Facebook posts | 1 to 5 days |
1 to 3 days | |
Discord | 1 to 3 days |
TikTok | 1 to 4 days |
Snapchat | 1 to 5 days |
YouTube | 1 to 7 days |
Telegram | 25 to 90 days |
These estimates start when we submit the report, rather than when you sign up or send us a link. Our team reviews submitted content before reporting it. |
How long does removal from leak websites take?
Some supported websites usually remove reported profiles within 1 to 3 days, including:
- leakedmodels
- fapello
- nudogram
- thefappeningblog
- faponic
- fapeza
- fapomania
- fapachi
- fapexy
- fapodrop
On these websites, we can request removal of the entire profile containing your leaked content, along with related Google results.
Other websites may take longer or may not respond to removal requests. When source removal is not possible, we can pursue Google delisting to reduce the content’s visibility in search.
Does Google removal also delete the content from the website?
No. Google delisting and website removal are separate processes.
- Google delisting removes the reported result from Google Search, Images or Videos.
- Website removal removes the reported content or profile from the website hosting it.
One process may finish before the other. A delisted page may still be accessible through its direct website link.
Why is my removal taking longer?
A request may take longer because:
- The website or platform has not finished reviewing it.
- Additional documents or information are required.
- The website disputes the report.
- The website does not respond to removal requests.
- The content has been reuploaded under a different URL and needs another report.
A delay does not necessarily mean the request has failed.
Can my content return after removal?
Yes. Some websites reupload previously removed photos or videos, sometimes under slightly different links. A new URL may require a separate removal request, even if it contains the same content.
If you find a reupload, submit the current direct link through your dashboard. If content returns at the same URL, contact our support team for review.
What should I do if the estimated time has passed?
Check the link’s status in your Rulta dashboard. If the content is still available after the usual timeframe, contact Live Support.
Updated on: 20/10/2026