JustFor.fans Unveils Anti-Piracy Center, Partners With Loti for AI Image Detection

JustFor.fans Unveils Anti-Piracy Center, Partners With Loti for AI Image Detection

LOS ANGELES — JustFor.fans (JFF) has unveiled a new Anti-Piracy Center, its latest content safeguarding feature for models.

The service offers creators three tools: DRM/Fingerprinting, Report Piracy and Photo AI Service, consolidating JFF's anti-piracy endeavors into a singular hub, enhanced through the platform’s partnership with the AI image-detection company Loti.

The JFF DRM system prevents movie downloading and inhibits recording or screenshotting for all content by exclusive JFF models. Non-exclusive JFF models receive two years of protection.

JFF Fingerprinting embeds invisible, unalterable user information into each model’s uploaded content to track down pirated copies. This option is free to all exclusive JFF models. Non-exclusive JFF models can use the Help link to contact JFF to turn this feature on temporarily.

AI Anti-Piracy technology provided by Loti, a rep said, “revolutionizes the creator industry, as the facial recognition system utilizes only a few photos models choose to upload to the system to search millions of images they scrape from pirate sites every day, then flags the infringements for removal.”

While the service requires a fee, creators have the opportunity to explore its value through a complimentary photo upload.

JFF founder and CEO Dominic Ford said, “Even with JFF's advanced security measures, embracing proactive multilayered solutions remains crucial for our ongoing success, and we are pleased to partner with Loti to enhance our Photo AI service.”

The partnership, Ford added, “solidifies JFF's position as an intellectual property defense trailblazer in the endless fight against unauthorized replication of original content.”

Loti CEO Rebekah Arrigoni praised JustFor.fans for its dedication to privacy and anti-piracy, adding that it makes the platform a critical partner in its ongoing efforts to find and remove stolen content.

“With their help we’ve scanned four billion new pages of content and indexed 500 million new images and videos we can put into our system for rapid takedown,” Arrigoni added.

For more information, visit JustFor.fans.

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