Bunkr has no DMCA email address. To remove leaked content, use the report form its FAQ links to at abuse.bunkr.ru ("Report link, album or video") and include every album and file link. Leak forums link to Bunkr, so report the forum post too, and ask Google to drop the pages.
Collect the exact links
Bunkr hosts albums and single files, each at its own address. Leaks usually reach Bunkr through a forum or a leak site that posts the link, so start there:
- Copy every Bunkr album and file link from the post that shared it.
- Open each link to check it still works and shows your content.
- Keep the address of the page that posted the links, because it needs its own report.
Report through the form
Open abuse.bunkr.ru and report each album or file. Bunkr's FAQ lists what it bans outright (child abuse, animal abuse, terrorism, malware, and films and TV shows); it does not name leaked or intimate content, so say plainly that the files are yours and posted without permission, and include a copyright or non-consensual imagery statement that fits your case.
Why the domain keeps changing
Bunkr moves between addresses such as bunkr.cr, bunkr.si and bunkr.ru. Report the links exactly as you found them; the one form covers every Bunkr domain. Bunkr's FAQ also says files are deleted 30 days after they were last viewed, but a leak that people keep opening will not expire on its own.
Report the page that shared the link
Removing the Bunkr file breaks the link, but the forum or leak site post stays up and often gets a fresh link later. Send that site its own notice, and if it ignores you, go to its host.
If the form gets no response
When we checked in October 2026, bunkr.cr, bunkr.si and bunkr.ru were all served through Cloudflare. Cloudflare's abuse form at abuse.cloudflare.com forwards a copyright report to the host behind Bunkr and tells you who it is, which gives you a second route when the form goes quiet.
What Google can do here
People searching your name rarely land on a Bunkr file. They land on the forum or leak-site post that links to it. That post is the page to ask Google to remove while you wait for the forum to reply. If the content was shared without your consent, use Google's non-consensual imagery request; the survivor guide explains that route and the Google removal guide shows the form.
How takedowns handles Bunkr
Bunkr is on our list of known file hosts as form-only, so we never send its reports to a guessed email address. The report is prepared with every link and filed through Bunkr's form rather than by email, and when the page that shared the links is in your results, it gets its own notice from our legal mailbox, not your personal email. Scheduled searches (weekly on Standard, daily on Pro) look for new posts that link to Bunkr.
Frequently asked questions
Does Bunkr have a DMCA email?
No. Bunkr's FAQ sends abuse reports to a form at abuse.bunkr.ru ("Report link, album or video"). There is no email address to write to.
Which Bunkr address do I report: bunkr.cr, bunkr.si or bunkr.ru?
Report the exact links you found, whichever domain they use. Bunkr moves between domains, and the same report form covers all of them.
Will the file disappear on its own?
Bunkr's FAQ says files are deleted 30 days after they were last viewed. A file that people keep opening stays up, so report it rather than wait.
