OnlyFans, the website best known for connecting adult performers directly with their audience, is about to call time on "sexually explicit conduct".The company is expected to continue to allow some accounts containing nudity but, in an effort to attract more investors, will shift its focus onto more mainstream content.While content on OnlyFans ranges from fitness and yoga to comedy and cookery classes, by far the most popular OnlyFans accounts are selling adult content.The London-based company said in a statement that the changes, which will go into effect on October 1, were to comply with the requests of its banking partners and payment providers."In order to ensure the long-term sustainability of the platform, and to continue to host an.
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