OnlyFans is saying NO to the great outdoors and public sex—and adult entertainers are not happy about it. The site has updated its terms of use to add sexually explicit videos filmed in public to its long list of banned content. Specifically, the subscription service will no longer allow content that “was recorded in or is being broadcast from a public place where members of the public are reasonably likely to see the activities being illustrated.”
Some OnlyFans creators say they are being targeted when their content doesn’t even really violate the rules: “My niche and content has always been centered on outdoor and nature content,” adult content creator Aspen Eden told Vice. Without warning, OnlyFans abruptly took down her X-rated outdoor content: “All of my content was either created on private property, secluded areas deep in the mountains/deserts or national forests,” she said. While there are no federal laws against public nudity, Eden told Vice she suspects the new rule is the platform’s attempt to appease payment processors that “maintain a web of rules regulating adult-industry income.”
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