From 25 July 2025, X (formerly Twitter) must lock all explicit posts behind age gates under the UK Online Safety Act. Our deep-dive exposes how the law reshapes sex-worker livelihoods, fuels VPN work-arounds and sparks debate over privacy versus protection.

Think a quick click-through keeps your browsing private? From this summer every UK visitor to an adult site could be asked for a selfie, passport or digital ID. The Online Safety Act’s new age-verification law promises child protection, but critics warn of data grabs and VPN stampedes. Let’s dig in.

Payment processors are quietly censoring adult content. Learn what’s changing, why it matters, and how creators can push back.

OnlyFans may be sold in 2025—what does this mean for sex workers? Explore the risks, alternatives, and how creators can protect their future.

As AI avatars rise across clip sites like IWC, real sex workers—especially women of colour—are being displaced. Explore how hypersexualised synthetic content is reshaping Femdom visibility and values.

Twitter/X is phasing out the “like” button in favor of a new upvote/downvote system—an update that could seriously threaten sex worker visibility and income. This article dives deep into the potential fallout for online creators whose livelihoods depend on algorithmic reach, digital safety, and passive engagement signals.