Q: My music has been ripped off my profiles stolen, from my Media platforms and used by people I don't know,

A: Here are some steps I would recommend taking if your music has been stolen from your online profiles:

1. Document everything. Gather all evidence you have that shows the music originated with you, as well evidence of who stole it and where they have posted your content. Metadata, time stamps, screenshots can all be useful.

2. Issue DMCA takedown notices to have the infringing content removed from any sites it's been posted on illegally. Most sites have a process outlined in their terms of service for reporting copyright violations.

3. Consult an intellectual property lawyer about additional steps like:

- Sending cease and desist letters to infringers.

- Filing a copyright infringement lawsuit if significant damages are involved. Things like actual financial loss, loss of potential licensing revenue, and statutory damages may be claimed depending on the circumstances.

- Registering your original music formally with the US Copyright office may enable you to claim higher damages.

4. Strengthen security going forward - use more complex and unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication where possible, limit app permissions across accounts. Monitor your sites periodically for signs of new misuse.

The most important things are having solid proof the content is rightfully yours, properly reporting infringements through formal processes, and seeking professional legal guidance on your options to have the theft stopped, claimed losses reimbursed, and additional protections put in place. An IP lawyer can give specifics based on your situation.