LoverFans Partners With DMCA Force to Fight Piracy

LoverFans Partners With DMCA Force to Fight Piracy

LOS ANGELES — LoverFans has partnered with DMCA Force to fight piracy of its creators’ content.

DMCA Force offers comprehensive anti-piracy solutions for rights holders in a wide variety of industries.

“Piracy has always been a scourge for the industry,” said a rep. “Adult content has always been a victim and target of this type of problem. LoverFans wants its creators to feel safe when sharing content on its platform, so it has signed an agreement with DMCA Force.”

The rep added that, together, the companies will “fight to ensure that creators' income is not affected, thus preventing illegal downloads, theft of material and subsequent uploads to forums and portals where this type of material is disseminated for free.”

LoverFans has also implemented measures to prevent material from being downloaded.

“LoverFans continues to grow and is committed to a safer platform, where both content creators and users feel secure when sharing and purchasing material,” the rep concluded.

For more information, visit LoverFans.com.

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