Basically, when the videos were first uploaded online and I didn't want to tell my mom about them—and I pretended to be my mom—they would say, like, “Oh, well, it's not actually you in the video, so to provide proof that's your daughter and that she's underage, you're going to have to provide....” like, pictures of me next to some sort of identification. They would ask for all these different things. Even after I sent one picture next to whatever identification they asked for, they would ask for another picture next to a different sort of identification, and so on and so forth. They were just dragging out the process for so long even though it was very obvious it was a child in the video. Even if, say, it wasn't me in the video, they could still tell that was a child in the video, yet they were still dragging out this process. They didn't want to take the video down because it had, at that point, millions of views. It was bringing them ad revenue and clicks to their site. It would be at the top of Google for the searches.
It amazes me that they continue to do that even after hearing that so many other people went through this and knowing that I wasn't the only one they would do this to. I don't understand how they can be okay with it and how they can sit here and think, “Okay, well, this isn't the girl in the video, or I'm going to make her prove over and over and over again that it is her in the video, even though we can see it's child pornography. We're just going to make sure it's she who wants it taken down before we take it down”, even though they should have just taken it down because it was child pornography.