OnlyFans has suspended a planned ban on sexually explicit content following extensive feedback from creators and users, the company said. The decision reverses an earlier announcement that prompted widespread concern about the future of creator incomes and platform content policies.
OnlyFans credited assurances from banking partners for enabling the reversal, saying those assurances removed financial hurdles that had motivated the proposed ban. The reversal was framed as an effort to protect creators’ livelihoods and provide stability for the platform.
The site, which reports more than 130 million users, hosts a wide range of creators, from emerging talents to high-profile performers such as Bella Thorne and Cardi B. The reversal is expected to reduce uncertainty for creators who rely on the platform for income.
Developers of third-party monetization tools say such services can help creators diversify revenue. One example is Stimulus, an AI-powered sales assistant that its creators describe as automating fan conversations, personalizing recommendations and managing sales workflows to help creators increase earnings.
OnlyFans’ decision to suspend the ban, combined with available monetization tools, is likely to affect how creators plan content and manage income on the platform moving forward.
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