Its not about Single Names like Sasha Grey who did Mainstream Filming. Its about famous Girls in the Past like Alexa Grace,Ella Milano or a lot of others or do you know what they do know?Or hundreds of other Ex Porn Stars who where way bigger then Layla are.I think most of the Girl did have a normal Life without getting recognized every Day
I wondered how true this could actually be but a Reddit post I did of her with images from oen of her scenes was taken down for copyright. It's an interesting move because her pictures and videos are all over Reddit and the internet in general. Her stuff will never be removed from all the tube sites so it seems like a fruitless endeavour.
No, you certainly can't undo a porn career. But if *she* (and not her family or someone else, against her will) is making an honest attempt out of necessity for her peace and happiness to at least put her porn career in the rear view mirror...well I wish her all the success in the world. I would say it's pretty clear that she wasn't ready for the prime time porn lights to be shining on her as brightly as they were for a few months last year.
I agree CKJORDAN - best wishes to Layla - but with that said - I am going to be the "contrarian in the crowd" and predict a return to the industry by Layla, perhaps sooner than later.
Is nobody troubled by the fact that this was an apparently illegal use of the DMCA process, at least in part? Looking back over the thread, while some images reported for takedown had originated from Layla Jenner's own social media accounts, many others were from various companies that she worked for. While obviously copyrighted, it appears rather unlikely to me that the reporting entity was legally entitled to request removal of the latter set of images, not actually being one of the copyright holders or a representative of them. (It goes without saying that I don't fault Drew for taking the flamethrower to everything anyway, sorting out the valid from the frivolous claims would have been infeasible.)
Yeah, I mean she started when she was 19? We all made some pretty dumb decisions at that age. Getting into porn obviously isn't necessarily dumb, it depends on what that person thinks is best, but it was a wrong decision for her and one that she clearly regrets. I can understand her perspective and reasoning, but the damage is already done so to speak, there is no erasing a career in porn, especially one where you were prominent for a while. I wish her well.
Question does anyone know whom originated the take down notice was it Google/Instagram? Some company claiming to represent Layla?
so correct me if this mistaken Also if someone posts images on the public profiles on Instagram(my understanding of their terms and conditions)that post becomes public domain/Instagrams to do with
and as to Porn Images as Layla worked with Major studios,Unless those studios agree to remove the work she did for them(presuming she signed the paperwork agreeing to her image/performances and got paid for it) No take down notice would be enforceable against those studios as they "own" the work
FTV Under Robs management did sometimes remove a model from the site at her request(but he was not obligated legally, that I know of to do so)
I wont link the Free Gallery here but several sites still host Galleries of her Studio Work so this takedown futile
Not sure in my case. It just says "a third party reported a potential copyright infringement and submitted a takedown notice."
I agree, it is futile. I have no idea what their objective is. I mean, sure, submit copyright and have images removed from here and Reddit, but what good does that really do? She's still all over all the major tube sites and she'll still be posted regularly on Reddit and Twitter/X where they'd have an endless game of cat-and-mouse in regards to copyright. I guess over time she'll be posted less and less on those platforms as she'll be forgotten about, but her stuff will stay forever on the tube sites.
I use CloudFlare as a security and content delivery network provider. When you access ADT you're getting to the site through CloudFlare's network. The DMCA takedown request was submitted to CloudFlare. CloudFlare forwards it to me and they give me a certain amount of time to rectify it. They also forward it to the company that provides the hosting location for my servers. If I don't take the stuff down they terminate my service.
The DMCA takedown request was made by Creators Inc.
Reporter's Name: Shule A Washburn Copyright Holder's Name: Layla Jenner Reporter's Email Address: dmca@creatorsinc.com Reporter's Title: Photos and Videos of Layla Jenner Reporter's Company Name: Creatorsinc Reporter's Telephone Number: 5034828689 Reporter's Address: 7901 14th St. N Ste 300, Florida, St Petersburg, US
Hello thanks for the info about the takedown"request" sometimes the "threat" and compliance is easier than asking do they actually have the right to do this fighting it but still sad that is so easy to stifle communication
as to "secrecy" a company is not the NSA/FBI/CIA or any other three letter govmt agency that can demand/compel of course they could "ask" but unless both parties agree and why would they want to keep it anyway this seems like a publicity stunt
There is a small/growing group of companies actively marketing internet history and reputational cleanup services for former (and even some current) porn stars. Many performers on OnlyFans will hire these companies to get all instances of their performer name expunged from any public locations on the internet. They implement this "service" by abusing the DMCA takedown system. They claim they own something on the page that they absolutely have no claim to, other than their performer name. Often these takedown requests are for pages with no images of the performer, just discussion about them. But they can do this because most people won't go through the effort to fight it. There's not much to gain.
That's interesting, Drew, thanks. I would think that if most website owners/hosts, such as yourself, "won't go through the effort to fight it", that there likely will be a growing market for this service. I've got to think that many young women get into porn without fully realizing and appreciating how what they do can live permanently in all sorts of corners of the internet. And as they grow older and their circumstances change, there are going to be those who wish they could erase that history.
Absolutely this. While I think 18 is an appropriate age to essentially be given your freedoms and become an adult, I still think everyone makes impulsive decisions at that age. I can imagine that if you are approached at that age, offered the chance to make a lot of money by having a lot of sex on camera, it would be very easy to say yes and not think long-term. I certainly have sympathy with her and others in that regard, yes they were the ones to ultimately make the deicison, but having that one decision follow you for the rest of your life and probably affect a lot of future career choices or opportunities, it must be difficult.
Thx for this update TKatz. Hoping this is the case - especially if it is recently done - I'll wait and see I guess - I know that I was against the norm, whenI thought months ago that financial situations would see her return. Fingers crossed nonetheless!!!
Just when I am think I am over her early porn exit I see how hot she is in this trailer. Damn, that's for sure. Sadly it's definitely an older scene, since there was a part 2 released ages ago.
To me, it's pretty clear that Layla wants to erase her brief porn career (perhaps I'm wrong, but I don't think so). If she even knows this scene hasn't been released until now, she might be bummed about it.
Maybe the takedown requests are from the people who run her Onlyfans . Now that she is no longer in the industry, her Onlyfans is the only way to get new content.
The problem is, takedown requests on here or Reddit don't really have much impact when her stuff lives on forever on numerous porn sites.
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It's unfortunate to see her exit from the industry but having read right through this thread it's been like watching a slow motion train wreck. It's difficult not wonder if someone pulling her aside and having a quiet word to her about what she was saying would have made any difference. She probably thought, and not unreasonably, that being pretty and willing to have sex on camera was all that was needed to succeed in the industry.
She talks about quitting porn and het two month career. She says it was a hiccup and "couldn't take d**k like that." Maybe an act of course, (esp her supposed crush) but she does cover many topics raised in this thread and I found it interesting.
^Who are all the other girls sitting around the table in that podcast? Does he talk to all of them? Not interested in listening to all their BS talk but would like to hear about their porn careers like the Holly Randall podcasts.
Sera Ryder is in the mix there too. Molly Little has done several or maybe many podcasts. Molly seems to enjoy confrontations and arguments with anti-porn guests and hosts. I remember a couple that made some main stream news articles. Charlie Kirk was one I think...
I have just become aware of a scene from Missa X called The Bachelorette Scene 1 - I had not noticed that scene before - is this a relatively newly filmed scene, or one that had been completed but not released until now. Maybe I'm in left field on this ??? Any comments would be welcome. Thx
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Posted - Sep 11 2024 : 8:52AM
Jules Jordan and new scene is a paradox in itself. If it were a new scene, both parties would have advertised it as such. This is another scene from the vault.
^ Not sure that anything bad happened to her but she's said a few things that would appear to have led her to being effectively blackballed by the major studios. It didn't take a lot of research to discover what she's doing nowadays and it would seem that porn is no longer her chosen profession