Why is OnlyFans Banning Content?
Plenty of discourse erupted after the news that OnlyFans was banning content for which the platform is known, but the reasons these changes came to be were often left out of the story.
Plenty of discourse erupted after the news that OnlyFans was banning content for which the platform is known, but the reasons these changes came to be were often left out of the story.
Another viral child trafficking and abuse rumor in 2020 held that Facebook placed a ban on hundreds of page dedicated to exposing pedophilia.
A viral video of a purported attempted abduction fed into the 2020 child trafficking panic, but it was often spread without context.
A very popular Facebook post claims that unnamed “people” are trying to “make the legal age of consent four years old,” but they can’t buy alcohol or tobacco until they’re 21.
As is often the case, a seemingly huge story is not the “biggest story” because it didn’t happen — at least not in the way it’s described.
Social media users have posted about purported radio frequency identification tags in Victoria’s Secret bras, rumors that were eventually and inevitably swept up into QAnon sex trafficking conspiracies.
A video of Oprah Winfrey apparently expressing support for child molestation is misleadingly edited.
Commenters shared suspicions about inexplicably expensive Wayfair WFX cabinets, sparking a new conspiracy theory about human trafficking.
If anything is at an all-time high, it is baseless panic about school kidnappings and bus stops.
On April 26 2019, a Facebook user shared a screenshot (archived here) of another post, which provided an alarming account of complex abduction attempts purportedly occurring in Ontario, California. The original post was shared by an account with the name Barbie Bazzett Klepper, and it told the story of a purported narrowly avoided abduction at …
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