There is no data on this page yet, on purpose.
The first edition will publish once there are enough consented cases to say something reliable. Until then, any number here would be a guess, and creators already get enough of those.
A quarterly, anonymised look at how creator leaks actually happen, based only on Trace cases whose creators said yes.
There is no data on this page yet, on purpose.
The first edition will publish once there are enough consented cases to say something reliable. Until then, any number here would be a guess, and creators already get enough of those.
Questions creators ask us, answered from real, checked cases rather than forum stories:
See the privacy policy for how Trace handles case data.
What we can publish now is how the marks themselves hold up: the Trace Robustness Report lists every attack we ran and what Trace said. For a published study of creator safety practices, a USENIX Security 2024 paper interviewed 43 OnlyFans creators about the threats they face, including content leaks (Soneji et al.).
Want to know when the first edition is out? Email info@creatorsenseai.com.
When there are enough consented cases to say something reliable. We won’t set a date and then fill it with thin data. If you want to know when it is out, email info@creatorsenseai.com.
Only if you say yes to that case. Nothing goes in by default, and you can change your mind before an edition is put together.
No. No creator names, fan names or handles, files, images or links are published. Figures are grouped, and groups too small to hide any one creator are merged or left out.
No. It only covers leaks that creators using Trace found, checked and agreed to include. That is a useful view of how leaks happen, not a count of every leak.
The free exposure scan counts indexed leaked files for your creator name. No account needed.