Investigation
The OnlyFans AI chatbot rule, 2022 to 2026
A sentence quoted for two years as coming from the terms of service was in a help article instead. The chronology, the archive evidence, and what the desk could not read.
Sections · 7 entries
Platforms
OnlyFans, Telegram, Fansly, MYM: rules, fees and products, quoted from the page that carries them.
Investigation · Standing page
Platform changelog
A living log. Every entry is a change the desk can point at on a published page, in date order, newest first, with what the desk could not date.
Dispatches
5 · Newest first- 2026-09-17Dispatch
What Telegram publishes about business accounts and connected bots
Telegram's business features are documented on three pages, and the rules for a bot that answers in a person's chats sit in the Bot Developer Terms.
- 2026-09-17Dispatch
Telegram Stars, the two prices a fan pays and what the seller receives
The same 1,000 Stars cost $19.99 in the app and $15.00 on Fragment, and reach the seller at 0.013 dollars each.
- 2026-09-17Dispatch
Where the OnlyFans rule on account access and automation lives, and what it says
One sentence is in the Terms of Use, the other in a help centre article that OnlyFans counts as part of its Terms of Service.
- 2026-09-17Dispatch
Reddit's adult content promoters filter, what the help pages say it does
A filter that acts on the account, not the post, lets any safe-for-work community hold back or remove what a likely adult content promoter writes.
- 2026-09-17Dispatch
Fansly and MYM, the published creator share and the rule on automated replies
Both platforms publish their split; one restricts AI in conversations, the other allows AI to answer messages, in writing.