OnlyFans to ban sexually explicit content
The online subscription site will prevent users from posting content showing ‘sexually explicit conduct’. …
The site, founded in 2016 by Essex businessman Tim Stokely, has come under fire in the past after a BBC News investigation found under-18s had used fake identification to set up accounts on the site. In June, BBC News found that under-18s sold explicit videos on the site, despite it being illegal for people to share indecent images of children.
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