Prohibited content and conduct

1. Minors, and anyone who could be taken for a minor

This is the line we enforce hardest, and the one where we act before we investigate rather than after.

• Any depiction of a person under 18, in any state of dress, in any context. This includes images of real children in ordinary family photographs used on a creator profile or in a post.
• Any depiction of a person aged 18 or over who is presented, styled, described or captioned so as to appear to be under 18. School uniforms in a sexual context, references to a participant being a child, teenager or underage, pigtails-and-braces styling used to suggest childhood, and captions using words like "teen" are refused, in any wording.
• Drawn, animated, rendered or AI-generated depictions of minors, including anime and cartoon styles. The fact that no real child exists does not make this permitted here.
• Any text, hashtag, username, profile name, caption or search term that solicits, offers or advertises sexual content involving minors. Our search refuses these terms outright and every attempt is logged.
• Any content produced before the person shown reached 18, even if she is now an adult and consents to it being published today.
• Words that read as a reference to youth in a title, tag, category, username or caption. There is no wording of them that we accept, including a wording that adds an age next to them, and the same goes for any other word that could be read as a reference to being under 18.

2. Consent

Every identifiable person in a piece of content must have agreed, in writing, before it is published.

• Content published without the documented, informed consent of every identifiable person appearing in it.
• Content in which another identifiable person appears, in a post, a story or a message, unless that person has verified their identity with us and signed their own consent. Until they have, the content is held and not published. A creator cannot give this consent for someone else.
• Revenge material: content shared to punish, humiliate, expose or pressure a former partner or anyone else.
• Hidden camera, upskirt, downblouse, voyeur and any other recording made without the knowledge of the person recorded, including in changing rooms, bathrooms, gyms and public places.
• Content of a person who was asleep, unconscious, intoxicated, drugged, or otherwise incapable of giving consent at the time.
• Content obtained by hacking, phishing, device theft, account compromise or breach of a private message.
• Content re-uploaded from another platform or another creator without her permission, including anything taken from a leak site.
• Deepfakes, face swaps and any synthetic media that places a real person into sexual content she did not take part in.
• Withdrawal of consent is absolute. If a person who appears in content asks for it to be removed, it comes down, whatever any earlier release says. They can withdraw from their own account here, or through our complaints page without an account.

3. Violence and coercion

Consensual adult content is welcome. Depictions of harm are not.

• Rape, sexual assault, and any depiction of non-consensual sexual activity, including scenarios presented as fiction or role play.
• Content depicting or encouraging physical harm, torture, mutilation, strangulation to the point of unconsciousness, blood, serious injury or death.
• Human trafficking, sexual exploitation, forced labour, and any content that advertises, facilitates or normalises them.
• Content depicting or promoting self-harm, suicide, or eating disorders.
• Threats, blackmail, sextortion, doxxing, stalking, and organised harassment of any person, on or off the platform.
• Weapons of any kind visible in content: knives, blades, swords, guns and replicas included, whether or not they are being used.
• Content that attacks or degrades a person or a group on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, sex, gender identity or sexual orientation, and any hate symbol or slogan.

4. Categories that are never permitted

These are refused outright, with no exception for consent, fiction, humour or artistic intent.

• Bestiality and any sexual contact or suggestion of sexual contact between a person and an animal, real, drawn or generated.
• Incest, and any content presenting the participants as family members, whether or not they are related. This includes step-family framing, and words such as daddy, mommy, uncle, aunt, sis and bro used in a sexual context. Several of our acquiring partners refuse those words outright, so we do too.
• Necrophilia, snuff, fantasy snuff, and any depiction of a corpse or of a death in a sexual context.
• Urine, faeces and vomit in a sexual context.
• Menstrual blood and any other bodily fluid used to suggest injury or degradation.
• Sexual content involving a person who cannot consent, including any depiction that turns incapacity into the theme.

5. Drugs and regulated goods

• Use, sale, supply or promotion of illegal drugs, and content in which drugs are visibly consumed.
• Alcohol, drugs and drug paraphernalia visible anywhere in a shot, including in the background, and any reference to them in a title, description or comment.
• Content depicting or encouraging the use of drugs to incapacitate another person.
• Sale or promotion of prescription medicines, steroids, weapons, ammunition, explosives, tobacco, counterfeit goods, or any other regulated or illegal product.
• Sale or promotion of gambling, and any content operating a lottery, raffle or game of chance.

6. Prostitution, escorting and off-platform selling

Fanslio sells access to content. It does not arrange meetings, and it is not a marketplace for anything else.

• Offering, arranging, advertising or soliciting sexual services in person, in exchange for money or anything else of value.
• Escort advertising, sugar arrangements, and any offer to meet a fan in person for payment.
• Sale of used clothing, underwear, or any physical item requiring shipment. Nothing physical is sold or shipped through Fanslio.
• Directing fans to pay outside Fanslio, whether by bank transfer, cryptocurrency wallet, gift card, third-party wish list, or another platform. Every payment for content bought here is made here. This protects the fan, who has a record of what he bought and a complaints route, and the creator, who is paid through the platform rather than on a promise.
• Posting payment handles or off-platform payment links in a profile, post or message.
• Offering or asking to be paid anywhere but here: a bank account number, a card number, a cryptocurrency wallet address, a payment link, a gift card, or the same content at a lower price on another app.
• Offering to buy or sell content outside Fanslio, such as asking a creator to sell her photos on another app. It applies to fans exactly as it applies to creators.
• Publishing another person's contact details or other personal information without their consent.

7. Pointing fans elsewhere

You may put your own social media handle on your content as a caption or a small watermark, and you may share your own contact details with a fan in private messages. Posts, stories, videos and profiles on Fanslio may not carry QR codes, Snapcodes or any other scannable code, links to or advertising for other subscription or paid content platforms, or payment handles and payment links of any kind. Content like this is held and you are asked to upload it again without the code or the link. It does not lead to any penalty on your account.

• QR codes, Snapcodes and any other scannable code in a photo, a video, a story, a profile photo or a cover.
• Links to, or advertising for, other subscription or paid content platforms, and link pages that lead to them, in a post, a story, a caption, a bio or a service description.
• Payment handles and payment links of any kind: PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, a wish list, a cryptocurrency address, or any request to be paid outside Fanslio.
• Allowed, and never a penalty: your own social media handle as a caption or a small watermark, and your own contact details in a private message.

8. Fraud, impersonation and misuse of accounts

• Using someone else's identity documents to verify an account, or verifying an account on behalf of another person.
• Impersonating another creator, a celebrity, a brand, a public official or a Fanslio employee.
• Using a celebrity's name, image or likeness without a licence, including in a title, tag or username to attract traffic.
• Publishing content you do not hold the rights to, including studio material you bought without the right to distribute it, and any counterfeit or unlicensed work.
• Accounts operated by anyone other than the verified person shown in the content, including agency-run accounts posting as her without disclosure.
• AI-generated personas, virtual characters and photographs of people who do not exist. Fanslio is a platform for real women, and nothing is published here without passing review first: the automatic check clears what is plainly clean, and anything it cannot confirm waits for a person to decide it.
• Fraudulent charges, stolen cards, money laundering, and any use of the platform to move value rather than to buy content.
• Scraping, redistributing, recording or leaking any paid content from this platform.
• Spam and bulk unsolicited messaging to people who never chose to hear from her, and any outside bot or service that posts or answers on an account as if it were her. The assistant built into Fanslio may draft and send a reply for a creator, and a fan is told when a message came from it; presenting such a message as typed personally by her is what is prohibited.
• Creating a new account after an account of yours has been suspended or terminated.

9. How pages here may be promoted

A creator is answerable for how her page is advertised, including by anyone she pays or partners with to do it.

• Promotion using any of the words or themes prohibited above, anywhere: an advert, a link, a domain name, a page title or a meta tag.
• Collecting card details, or asking anyone to enter card details, as a way of checking someone's age. This is unlawful and it breaks card network rules. Age is confirmed on this platform by a declaration and, for creators, by an identity document. It is never confirmed with a card.
• Suggesting that content or an account is hidden from law enforcement, or that the platform restricts what authorities can see.
• Sending traffic to a payment page through a link that does not make clear it leads to a payment page.
• Advertising a price, a trial or a recurring charge in a way that does not match what is actually charged.