In abrupt U-turn, OnlyFans says it will no longer ban porn and wants to be a ‘home for all creators.’ It had initially planned to prohibit sexually explicit content starting October 1, prompting user backlash.
The backlash around the ban has seen the subscription-based creator platform officially put a pause on its fundraising, two sources close to the company told Insider.
Here’s more on what happened with OnlyFans this week, and what it means for creators.
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