We’ve published a new Non-consensual Intimate Image Takedown Policy setting out how individuals can request the removal of non-consensual intimate visual depictions, including AI-generated Digital Forgeries, from Fanvue.
The Policy reflects Fanvue’s obligations under the TAKE IT DOWN Act in the United States and the Crime and Policing Act 2026 in the United Kingdom (which amends the Online Safety Act 2023). It sets out a single, clear route for affected individuals to have non-consensual content removed quickly and consistently.
The Policy is available at legal.fanvue.com/ncii-takedown-policy.
To help readers find the new Policy from the rules it supports, we’ve added cross-references in:
We’ve clarified the enforcement actions available to Fanvue in response to a breach of our policies. The updates make clear that, where appropriate, Fanvue may remove some or all User Content from an Account, separately from suspending or terminating the Account itself.
These changes bring the published policies in line with how moderation operates day to day and give clearer reference points where Content-level action is the proportionate response to a breach.
🔗 Acceptable Use Policy • General Terms & Conditions • Content Moderation & Protection Policy
We’ve published a standalone Credit Terms document that sets out how Credits on the Platform work. It brings together, in one place, rules that previously sat across the General Terms & Conditions and in implied terms of use.
The General Terms & Conditions has been updated to reference the new Credit Terms document in the Ancillary Terms definition, the Credit Terms definition, and Section 3 (Paid for Services).
We’ve extended the window for raising billing, Credits, and purchase queries with our support team from 30 days to 90 days, giving you more time to get in touch about a transaction on your account.
We’ve refreshed our creator earnings policies to keep them clear, accurate, and consistent with the live experience you see in the product.
The standard Creator Earning Rate remains 80% of gross revenue (with the remaining 20% retained as Platform Fees). This is unchanged.
🔗 Creator Earnings & Payout Policy • Creator Terms & Conditions
We’ve updated the Creator Referral & Affiliate Policy with the following changes:
We’ve updated the API Access & Usage Policy with the following changes:
We’ve updated the API Access & Usage Policy to protect creators from social engineering attacks targeting Third-Party Application credentials.
These updates respond to observed social engineering attempts where malicious services have asked creators to create Third-Party Applications and share credentials, enabling unauthorised access to creator accounts and data.
If you have previously created a Third-Party Application at someone else’s request, or shared credentials with a third-party service:
We have comprehensively updated our Anti-Slavery & Anti-Trafficking Statement to meet current UK Modern Slavery Act requirements and reflect our platform-specific safeguards.
This statement is made pursuant to Section 54 of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015 and the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act 2010.
We’ve updated the Age Verification Policy to reflect the current global landscape for age verification requirements.
Added to the list:
Updated status:
Now in effect:
The US now has 25 states with active age verification laws.
These updates ensure our documentation accurately reflects the current legal requirements for age verification across all jurisdictions where Fanvue operates.
