Although this might be a sensitive topic, it is needed to be talked about. Exodus Cry is a nonprofit that is solely based on ending trafficking and sexual exploration. Only Fans is a platform that board to 130 million users in the wake of the pandemic many of them being young users. Down below you will read about what incredible step in the right direction has happened to eventually end porn and stop exposing human trafficking victims.

The adult industry was left panic-stricken by Thursday’s news that OnlyFans would no longer be allowing “sexually explicit conduct…”

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OnlyFans attempted damage-control with the following statement, first reported by XBIZ’s Gustavo Turner:

“Effective 1 October 2021, OnlyFans will prohibit the posting of any content containing sexually explicit conduct. In order to ensure the long-term sustainability of the platform, and to continue to host an inclusive community of creators and fans, we must evolve our content guidelines. Creators will continue to be allowed to post content containing nudity as long as it is consistent with our Acceptable Use Policy.”…

As for this new policy, “sexually explicit conduct” is vague terminology that hasn’t been deployed before when it comes to censoring content creators. So, creators and content managers are having a difficult time deciphering exactly what sort of material would violate the so-called “Acceptable Use Policy…”

Even though there are many established options to replace OnlyFans as a platform hosting adult content, if the company’s decision is rooted in banks, as OnlyFans mentioned in their statement, what will become of future platforms?

An open letter to MasterCard, published here on The Daily Beast, called into question the upcoming removal of consensual adult content. For those that missed it, back in April, MasterCard announced a policy change set to take effect on Oct. 15 requiring “the banks that connect merchants to our network… to certify that the seller of adult content has effective controls in place to monitor, block and, where necessary, take down all illegal content.”…

And MasterCard did not act alone. It was pressured into this decision by groups like Exodus Cry and the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE), both of which have waged years-long campaigns against sites like OnlyFans and Pornhub with the ultimate aim of abolishing the sex-work industry entirely…

You see, Exodus Cry and NCOSE have targeted these sites claiming that they’re hotbeds of child sexual abuse when, according to an independent study released earlier this year by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, MindGeek—the parent company of Pornhub, which also runs RedTube, YouPorn, and several other adult tube sites—accounted for 13,229 instances of what they deemed “child sexual abuse material,” while Snapchat had 144,095 instances, Google had 546,704, and Facebook topped everybody with 20.3 million…

Down below you will see an Instagram post that Exodus Cry released that explains what happened.

Thank you Jesus for this Victory! May this be the start to the end of all porn industries. Share your prayer in the comments below for the ending of the terribly evil porn industry.

(Excerpted from The Daily Beast. Article by Alana Evans and Marlow Stern. Photo Credit: Exodus Cry).