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OnlyFans’ potential $8 billion sale signals that direct creator monetization has defeated traditional media gatekeepers across all industries.

Sweden expands sex purchase ban to digital platforms, criminalizing payments for live cams and OnlyFans. Offenders risk up to one year in jail from July 2025.

Lovense has added a new option for OnlyFans models, by allowing them to offer live tip-based cam shows, as well as other tip-based benefits for subscribers.

AI dick rating service has been launched, providing you with a number score and written comment about the quality of your cock, for a $25 fee.

Tinder is removing links in user bios that are inherently there to promote the person on other social channels, including OnlyFans and Instagram.

The new digital edition of Playboy magazine is expected to launch later in 2023, and is billed as a more exclusive digital arena.

Fan sexting and image service Slinky Winky uses Telegram to solve the problem of adult platforms not being allowed to release apps via major app stores.

Adult online content creators are still heavily reliant on Twitter, according to a survey of online sex workers.

Elon Musk has announced that “all forms of content” will be able to be monetized on the platform in the future, suggesting adult material will also be allowed.

A Singaporean man has been sentenced to 3 weeks in prison, and a $2,000 fine for posting on OnlyFans, but he vows to continue using the platform.

OnlyFans founder TIm Stokely has invested in the fitness-focused dating app FCKFIT. The total investment was not disclosed.

Despite its ups-and-downs of the last two years, OnlyFans creators earned around $4 billion in 2021, new reports have revealed.