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        OnlyFans, an online video sharing platform, announced that it will suspend its planned October 1 policy change of prohibiting sexually explicit content following a widespread backlash by its users. This comes just days after the ban was announced.
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        The platform stated that it had &ldquo;secured assurances necessary&rdquo; to support creators and will &ldquo;continue to provide a home for all creators&quot; regardless of genre.
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        Previously, OnlyFans stated that due to requests from its banking partners, it had decided on the ban to &ldquo;ensure the long-term sustainability of the platform&rdquo; while continuing to allow nude content.
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    <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/08/25/onlyfans-reversal-sex-porn-ban/">
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