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 · 8 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
6 · Newest first- 2026-10-05Dispatch
OnlyFans adds a block on third parties and account control to its Community Guidelines
The platform now says it works with no agency, tells creators to take independent advice before signing, and states that reporting a third party does not by itself suspend an account or hold earnings.
- 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.