OnlyFans service will not block adult content
The OnlyFans platform has given up blocking adult content. Earlier it was reported that from October 1, the service will prohibit authors from posting sexually explicit materials. This decision caused misunderstanding among users, since the service is known precisely because of this feature. A little later, the service hastened to reassure users.
In an appeal to the platform's Twitter account, it is reported that the service was able to cope with the difficulties that forced it to accept fundamental changes in the company's policy that would have affected the author's community. Therefore, it was decided to suspend the transformations planned for October 1. Official written clarifications will be sent to authors soon by email.
OnlyFans published a message about the cancellation of censorship only a day after the CEO of the platform told the Financial Times that the reason for the ban was difficulties with banking partners, and not with Mastercard, as previously assumed.
It should be noted that initially many authors began to remove their own explicit content that violates the new rules of the service. In addition, some of them switched to using other platforms, so now users are faced with the question of continuing or ending cooperation with OnlyFans in the future.
In an appeal to the platform's Twitter account, it is reported that the service was able to cope with the difficulties that forced it to accept fundamental changes in the company's policy that would have affected the author's community. Therefore, it was decided to suspend the transformations planned for October 1. Official written clarifications will be sent to authors soon by email.
Thank you to everyone for making your voices heard.
— OnlyFans (@OnlyFans) August 25, 2021
We have secured assurances necessary to support our diverse creator community and have suspended the planned October 1 policy change.
OnlyFans stands for inclusion and we will continue to provide a home for all creators.
OnlyFans published a message about the cancellation of censorship only a day after the CEO of the platform told the Financial Times that the reason for the ban was difficulties with banking partners, and not with Mastercard, as previously assumed.
It should be noted that initially many authors began to remove their own explicit content that violates the new rules of the service. In addition, some of them switched to using other platforms, so now users are faced with the question of continuing or ending cooperation with OnlyFans in the future.
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