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Can’t say I agree, but it’s an interesting perspective for sure. Although, given the problem literally cannot be solved by tightening the DRM and whatnot, why don’t we fight the stigmatization instead? As in, people usually dgaf if they learn their friend is an accountant or paints 40k miniatures in their spare time.
Jana had never meant for the material to end up anywhere other than on OnlyFans;
Maybe you should work out the basics of how the internet works before making a careerer on it.
Ah yes, blaming the victim. How didn’t I think of that! Next up: telling women it’s their fault when they get assaulted because their skirt was one inch too high.
To be fair, this isn’t the typical bullshit “look what she was wearing, she wanted it” victim blaming. It’s like watching every single person who walks into a room get punched in the face, then walking in, getting punched in the face, and then being surprised and angry that you got punched in the face. It’s like watching people vote for Trump and then being surprised when they get fucked by his policies that he very blatantly said he would enact.
Is it right that it happened to her? Of course not. Should people have done it to her? Also of course not. Was it extremely, painfully predictable? Yeah, it unfortunately was. It may not be her fault, but… What the fuck did they think was gonna happen? They’d sell porn people actually wanted but nobody would ever ever ever save a copy because they wanted it?
I sorta agree. Given how well known the phenomenon is, and that we admit we are unequipped to deal with it, OnlyFans should probably inform new models that they are likely to have their nudes dispersed into the internet.
We can’t blame an individual cause we don’t know them, but OnlyFans for sure knows enough to be blamed.
Sharing leak is sexual abuse wtf? That s just theft content , not cool for the performer but some overmonetize their work so I see why you would want to share a 100$ video in return for other pricy content.
I mean, why wouldn’t sharing sexual pictures and videos outside of the given consent by the performer be sexual abuse? If you perform in a porn video for a porn company and sign all documents, it is clear that you know and agree that the video will be sold publicly. If you send a nude to someone in private, you totally are not agreeing to be posted on the internet. OnlyFans is kind of in between - if you post something there for your subscribers, the consent is that the subscribers see the content after paying for it.
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If your girlfriend sent you nudes with the intention to only show them to you and you published them on Reddit would you consider that as simple theft as well?
No in your case that is privacy and consent abuse The nuance is in the fact that its not public , in your case your girlfriend showed you her nude in a private place and you broke her consent by publishing it in a public place. In the case of an onlyfan worker it s already public just like all the more “classic porn” that you can pay or found for free on internet. I want to add that there are no judgment in what I say ,I dont discriminate sex workers , because like a majority of people I consume porn and I would be an hypocrite to do so .
Damn, I can’t believe I accidentally sexually abused Kate Winslet by pirating Titanic.
Someone should stop you
Its down to preference but it is someone’s job at the end of the day. It takes work to create, edit and dignity. You are essentially dining and dashing from a small independent restaurant. Its the same reason why shoplifting from a chain isnt as bad.
Suddenly, explicit photos and videos of her were being spread and resold like wildfire alongside abusive material: upskirting videos and photos of sleeping, naked women.
I think you deliberately skipped this part of the article.
Though they seem secure behind a paywall, swiping content creators’ explicit photos and videos from subscription-based platforms such as OnlyFans, Patreon, and Fansly is relatively easy. People can download third-party apps for the task, and if those don’t work, a few basic coding tutorials can teach them how to surpass anti-theft technology. These images and videos then proliferate across the internet, on niche forums, Reddit threads, Discord servers, and Telegram groups with tens of thousands of participants. Today, a growing legal consensus considers this activity to be sexual abuse.
I think you deliberately skipped this part.
