Why is my content back online after it was removed?
Some leak websites reupload content after removing it, sometimes under a slightly different URL. This can include previously removed photos and videos or newly uploaded content. Seeing it again does not necessarily mean the original removal failed.
Which websites may reupload content?
Based on our removal experience, this can happen on:
- leakedmodels
- fapello
- nudogram
- thefappeningblog
- fapeza
- fapomania
- fapachi
- fapexy
- fapodrop
How can I tell if my content was reuploaded?
Compare the current URL with the link previously reported. The website may change part of the address or add a different number.
For example:
- Previously removed:
fapello.com/janedoe/1 - Reuploaded:
fapello.com/janedoe/2
Even if the photos or videos are identical, the new address is a separate URL that may need another removal request.
Why is it appearing on Google again?
Removing a specific Google result does not automatically block every future URL containing the same content. If a website republishes your content at a different address, Google may discover and display that new page.
Website removal and Google delisting address the reported content and URLs. They do not guarantee that the website will never upload your content again.
What should I do if I find a reupload?
- Copy the direct URL where the content is currently available.
- Submit it through your Rulta dashboard, with one link per request.
- Mention that it appears to be a reupload of previously removed content.
- If the content has returned at the same URL, let our support team know so we can review it.
Our team will review the current link and report it as appropriate. You can report a reupload even if the same photos or videos were removed before.
Updated on: 21/10/2026