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UK's Ofcom drops probe into under-age access to OnlyFans

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Posted on February 4, 2025

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· Last updated: January 26, 2026

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Ofcom Concludes Investigation on OnlyFans Access by Minors

(Reuters) - Britain's Ofcom said on Tuesday it has closed its investigation into whether people under the age of 18 are accessing OnlyFans but will continue to probe whether the adults-only website failed to provide complete and accurate responses to information requests.

"Where appropriate, Ofcom's Supervision team will continue to engage with OnlyFans around the way it implements measures to protect children from restricted material," the regulator stated on its website.

(Reporting by Prerna Bedi in Bengaluru)

Key Takeaways

Ofcom has closed its investigation into under-age access to OnlyFans.
The focus remains on OnlyFans' compliance with information requests.
Ofcom will continue engagement with OnlyFans on child protection.
The investigation was centered around access by those under 18.
OnlyFans must ensure accurate responses to regulatory inquiries.

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Ofcom closed the investigation into under-age access but will continue to ensure OnlyFans complies with child protection regulations.

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Ofcom will continue to engage with OnlyFans regarding the implementation of measures to protect children from restricted material.

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