OnlyFans today dropped plans to ban sexually explicit photographs and Foto Porno videos on its platform later this year in a major Porn Video U-turn after an intense backlash from creators who said the move had already cost them £5,000.

The online subscription service had said last Thursday that new rules coming into effect in October would prohibit ‘any content containing sexually explicit conduct’, Video Porno although non-sexual nudity would still be permitted.

But in a surprise move today, Porn Video the London-based company reversed the decision hours after chief executive Tim Stokely claimed the change was prompted by ‘unfair’ banks who were concerned about ‘reputational risk’. He named three banks – Metro Bank, Porn Video JPMorgan Chase and Indo Bokep Bank of New York Mellon – but none would comment today.

Some Twitter users speculated that the whole thing had been a huge publicity stunt, Foto Telanjang but OnlyFans insisted that it had ‘suspended’ the change having ‘secured assurances necessary to support our diverse creator Porn Video community’. 

The platform is predominantly used by Porn Sex workers – many of whom joined during the pandemic when in-person adult venues shut – but a number of celebrities, musicians and Bokep comedians also use it for Porn Sex non-sexual content.

Creators receive 80 per cent commission on their earnings, Porn Video while the remaining 20 per cent goes to the company, Indo Bokep covering ‘referral payments, Video Porno payment processing, Indo Bokep hosting, Video Bokep support, Foto Telanjang and Video Bokep all other services’. 

OnlyFans announced the U-turn in a statement on its Twitter page today, Video Bokep although it is not clear if the ban is permanent or Video Bokep temporary.

It said: Bokep ‘Thank you to everyone for making your voices heard.

‘We have secured assurances necessary to support our diverse creator Video Porno community and Video Porno have suspended the planned October 1 policy change.