From October, OnlyFans will censor explicit sexual content

The website OnlyFans, known for its content risque and gained popularity during the pandemic, announced Thursday that it will censor everything “sexually explicit” content from October.

The UK-based company, which claims to have two million paid “content creators” for uploading photos and videos, indicated that it will still allow nudity within an “acceptable use policy” still in definition.

OnlyFans noted in a statement that the changes are in response to concerns from bankers and investors, while looking to broaden your audience beyond adult content, with cooking or yoga photos and videos.

Since the 1st of october “OnlyFans will prohibit the publication of any content with explicit sexual conduct,” notes the newsletter.

“Creators may continue to post (…) nudes as long as they are consistent with our Acceptable Use Policy”, adds.

The text nor specify what OnlyFans considers to be sexually explicit content, but indicates that “will share new details in the coming days.”

“We remain dedicated to our community of 130 million users and more than two million creators who have received more than $ 5 billion on our platform.”

OnlyFans, a favorite of porn stars looking to make extra money, gained popularity during the pandemic, with sex workers connecting with clients online.

But the site It recently launched a “fit for work” channel that offers videos focused on areas such as fitness, music or cooking, to compete with platforms like Facebook that also pay content creators.

The news comes after the operator of Pornhub, MindGeek, will review its policies this year in the face of pressure from payment processors concerned about complaints about posting illegal content on the site, such as rape or pedophile videos. (I)