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Abuse & takedown
Anonymous publishing attracts abuse; the policy is simple and the takedown path is fast.
Reporting a drop
Use the report form: paste the drop URL, pick a reason and describe what the page does. It’s rate limited and bot-checked, so there’s deliberately nothing here to automate against.
Prefer email, or sending a formal legal notice (DMCA, court order)? abuse@bitgate.com.
We also check drops against Google Safe Browsing and suspend flagged ones automatically — a listed drop answers 451 without waiting for a report.
What a takedown looks like
A blocked drop immediately answers 451 with a “removed” page on every path. Edge caches serve at most 60 seconds, so propagation is global within a minute. Takedowns also win over everything else — an expired, blocked drop is still 451.
What gets removed
Phishing and credential harvesting, malware distribution, CSAM (reported to the relevant authorities, not just removed), doxxing, and content we’re legally required to pull. Unguessable URLs are access control, not a liability shield.
Repeat abuse from an account forfeits the account — including its subscription, named drops and vanity sub.
Last updated Jun 12, 2026