Film and entertainment
Pirate streams, copied apps, fake ticket resellers and fake cast accounts all use your name. We find them and get them taken down before your fans lose money or your content leaks.
The fan journey
Scammers wait at every step, including the first trailer and the premiere. Here's where they show up and what we take down.
Our data
The copyright and trademark misuse, fake accounts and copied apps we pursued across all our clients, January to June 2026, alongside the latest public figures on ticket scams.
Threats
FAQ
Fans act fast when a show drops or tickets sell out, and scammers use that urgency. In a 2025 survey, one in five Australians had missed an event after buying fake or non-existent tickets online.
Pirate streaming sites, copied streaming and TV apps, fake ticket resellers, fake cast and talent accounts, fake giveaways and leaked content shared in private channels.
Yes. We report sites, accounts and listings that copy your content or use your trademarks to the host, platform, app store or registrar with evidence. 99% of the social media accounts we pursued for copyright or trademark misuse were removed.
Yes. We watch smart TV, alternative Android and APK sites as well as the official stores, and report copies of your app to each one with trademark and copyright evidence.
It depends on the platform, host, app store or registrar involved and how they respond. We follow every case through until it's resolved, and you can see where each one is up to in the Unphish portal.
Yes. Tell us who your cast, creators and hosts are and their official accounts, and we'll find and report the fakes posing as them.
Your brand and title names, official domains, social accounts and app listings, plus a letter of authority so we can act on your behalf. Then we start monitoring.
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