Ceartas

If someone steals your digital identity or distributes your content without permission, solving the problem manually looks like a frustrating infinite loop: you find a pirated copy on a website, send a DMCA notice, wait several days for an answer, and by the time it is removed, three new mirrors have already popped up. Ceartas automates this entire enforcement cycle, operating essentially as an automated takedown pipeline for creators, influencers, public figures, and enterprises.

The system sets up a continuous monitoring process across web search engines, social media networks, and file repositories:

• Identity and deepfake scanning: The platform creates a biometric profile of your identity and uses proprietary biometric and synthetic-media classifiers to trace manipulated media, face swaps, and synthetic likenesses originating from models like Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Wan, or HiggsField.
• Search engine delisting: As an official Google Trusted Copyright Removal Partner, Ceartas submits expedited delisting requests directly into search indexes (Google, Bing, Yahoo), eliminating traffic pipelines to pirate sites.
• Multi-platform takedown enforcement: Automated notices are dispatched across social networks (TikTok, Meta, X, Reddit), subscriber platforms like OnlyFans, hosting services behind Cloudflare, and messaging channels such as Telegram.
• Brand and commerce defense: Beyond image leaks and revenge material (NCII), upper tiers monitor unauthorized trademark usage, counterfeit merchandise across marketplaces (Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify), scam ads, and fraudulent profiles.

The service functions strictly through a web dashboard where users input protected usernames, domains, or media assets. The algorithms crawl indexed and obscure parts of the web, flag matching infringements, submit legally framed requests under frameworks like DMCA or the Digital Services Act, and report resolution metrics in real time.