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DMCA & Content Removal

Last updated: 2026 · ai-girlfriend.pics

Everything published here is AI-generated and fictional, but that is a description of intent, not a guarantee against error. This page explains how to have material removed, whether your claim is about copyright or about personal likeness.

01. Our position on copyright

AI Girlfriend Pics respects intellectual property rights and expects the same of its visitors and partners. We respond to properly formed notices of claimed infringement in accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and comparable frameworks elsewhere.

If material published on this domain infringes your rights, we would rather hear from you directly and fix it quickly than have you discover it through a third party.

02. What is published on this site

The imagery on this site is AI-generated and depicts fictional characters. It is not photography of real people and is not sourced from third-party photo sets, stock libraries or social media accounts.

That said, generative systems are imperfect and mistakes are possible. If you believe an image here reproduces protected material or resembles an identifiable individual, tell us and we will investigate rather than argue about how it was produced.

03. Who may file a notice

A notice may be filed by the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed, or by a person authorised to act on that owner's behalf. If you are acting as an agent, say so and identify the rights holder you represent.

Individuals depicted in, or resembling, an image may also request removal under the personal likeness section below, even where no copyright claim exists.

04. Required elements of a notice

To be actionable, a notice should include all of the following:

05. Where to send it

Send notices to hello@ai-girlfriend.pics with "DMCA notice" in the subject line. Email is the fastest route and is monitored specifically for this purpose.

Include the URLs as plain text rather than screenshots so that they can be verified and acted on without ambiguity.

06. How quickly we respond

Complete notices are acknowledged within five business days. Where a claim is clear on its face, the material is typically removed or disabled before the acknowledgement is even sent.

Where a notice is incomplete we will say what is missing rather than silently ignoring it. Incomplete notices are not actioned, because acting on an unverified claim is its own form of harm.

07. Personal likeness and image removal

If you believe an image on this site resembles you or a person you are legally responsible for, you may request removal without asserting any copyright claim. Provide the URL and a short explanation; you do not need to send identity documents in the first message.

Requests of this kind are treated as urgent. We would rather remove an image that was in fact entirely synthetic than leave up one that causes a real person distress.

08. Counter-notification

If your material was removed and you believe the removal was mistaken or the use was authorised, you may submit a counter-notification containing your contact details, identification of the removed material and its previous location, and a statement under penalty of perjury that the removal resulted from a mistake or misidentification.

Where the law requires it, a counter-notification must also include your consent to the jurisdiction of an appropriate court and your agreement to accept service of process from the original complainant.

09. Repeat infringement

We do not host user-generated content and there are no accounts on this domain, so there is no user base to terminate. Where a repeated problem is traced to a supplier or partner, the relationship is reviewed and can be ended.

Persistently abusive or bad-faith notices may themselves be reported to the relevant platform or authority.

10. Material on partner platforms

This site cannot remove content that lives on a third-party platform. If the material you are concerned about appears after you follow an outbound link, the notice must go to that platform's designated agent.

If you are unsure which party is responsible, send us the URL and we will tell you plainly whether it is ours and, if it is not, point you to the right operator.

11. Misrepresentation

Under the DMCA, a person who knowingly materially misrepresents that material is infringing may be liable for damages, including costs and legal fees, incurred by the alleged infringer.

Please consider whether the use you are objecting to is in fact unlicensed before filing, and consult a legal adviser if you are unsure.

12. Records

Notices, counter-notices and the actions taken in response are retained for as long as is necessary to demonstrate compliance and to identify repeat patterns.

Personal information contained in a notice is handled in line with the privacy policy published on this site.