It didn’t last long Height. Less than a week from OnlyFans announced plans to ban pornography from his platform due to pressure from bank shareholders, a registration page announced Wednesday that the election may not have been held as soon as possible. Instead of dealing with the pornography on this page, the company He said in a tweet, had “found [the] The necessary measures to support our production team, ”and to“ stop ”the changes to its policy, which came into effect on October 1.
The changes would have been a nightmare for the sex offenders, who make up most of the producers on the platform, and while the update is refreshing, the face has left some worried about their long-term future on this page. “Workers still lost subscribers in this scandal,” say artists and manufacturers Trap. “I think they changed their minds, not because of the sex offenders, but because they realized that going backwards would upset them in the future.”
Money is at the heart of what most OnlyFans run late. When it announced a ban on pornography last week, the company said it was designed to appeal to banking partners, including Bank of New York Mellon and JPMorgan Chase, and to follow suit. interview with Economic Times, co-founder Tim Stokey said Chase was “very keen to cover the sexual orientation or izinesi any business that supports sex.”
It seems to have changed now. In a statement sent to WIRED on Wednesday, the company said the ban on pornography “is no longer necessary because of the banking business that OnlyFans can support all types of manufacturers.”
However, many manufacturers who struggled to find alternatives after announcing last week do not see this change as a success. “If this is a success, it is temporary,” says Anshuman Iddamsetty, an independent creator who preserves his dedication to the oil festival under the name of the song. Boarlord. “I have never seen a backbone like this. The language he chose to announce worries me. ‘Stopping’ does not bring confidence. And they refused to name sex workers or self-defense workers – back to the vivid terms of ‘creator’ and ‘all races.’ We have already passed the dance time around the tree. Prohibition of pornography resumed on October 2. ”
What’s left is an uncertain future for both the makers and OnlyFans, who want to go public at the end of this year. The site has more than 130 million users and 2 million creators, but hatred for pornographic companies has increased dramatically recently, as the sites that have registered older adults have become known. Critics believe that sites like OnlyFans, among other things, are to blame wake up child pornography.
“We need to talk about how our banks have become more and more polite,” said Iddamsetty, citing donors such as Mastercard and Visa, who are being pressured by Exodus Experts and the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) to abolish controls and platforms that promote pornography. .
