with the announcement that it would begin prohibiting creators from posting content showing sexually explicit conduct on the site, beginning in October.
Nudity would still be allowed, but videos or pictures showing sex acts would not.At the time, the London-based company said it decided to ban sexually explicit content in response to pressure from banking partners and payment providers, who became concerned after a BBC News investigation found that moderators were more lenient and gave multiple warnings before trying to shut down channels that were more popular among subscribers.The investigation also revealed that some people under the age of 18 had manipulated age verification procedures in order to post explicit videos and sell them, a.
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