The combined situation

Photographs of you from Facebook, including tagged photos posted by other users, have been used as input to AI deepfake tools. The Facebook tagging system creates a wide attack surface that no individual user can fully restrict. When this scenario plays out on Pornhub specifically, removal proceeds through the statutory takedown process under 47 USC 223a combined with the scenario specific response that source cases require.

Why this combination is high risk

Pornhub is among the most trafficked NCII destinations on the open web. Mirror sites repost content within hours, so removal from Pornhub alone is rarely sufficient without parallel removals from related domains. For facebook source deepfake cases, facebook tagged photographs are accessible to a much wider audience than individual privacy settings suggest because the tagging system is governed by the original poster's settings.

How removal proceeds

Pornhub accepts NCII reports through its trusted flagger program and through its dedicated content removal form. Verified user uploads are tied to identity documents which supports subpoenas. Facebook tag history is preserved in Meta records and is recoverable through subpoena even after untagging, which preserves the source connection evidence.