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Ofcom drops an investigation into whether OnlyFans-owner Fenix International is letting under-18s access adult content, but keeps another part of the probe open (Daniel Thomas/Financial Times)

Daniel Thomas / Financial Times: Ofcom drops an investigation into whether OnlyFans-owner Fenix International is letting under-18s access adult content, but keeps another part of the probe open  —  Adult streaming site had been accused of setting age verification settings too low  —  Unlock the Editor's Digest for free

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Ofcom drops an investigation into whether OnlyFans-owner Fenix International is letting under-18s access adult content, but keeps another part of the probe open (Daniel Thomas/Financial Times)

Daniel Thomas / Financial Times:
Ofcom drops an investigation into whether OnlyFans-owner Fenix International is letting under-18s access adult content, but keeps another part of the probe open  —  Adult streaming site had been accused of setting age verification settings too low  —  Unlock the Editor's Digest for free

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