Changelog

December 17, 2025 – Age Verification Policy Updated

We’ve updated the Age Verification Policy to reflect the current global landscape for age verification requirements.

What’s changed?

Countries with Mandatory Verification

Added to the list:

• Australia: eSafety Online Safety Codes now in effect (December 2025)

Updated status:

• Italy: Enforcement began November 2025 (previously listed as April 2025)
• Germany: Strengthened enforcement powers from December 2025
• France: Added detail on “double anonymity” requirement

US States

Now in effect:

• Missouri (effective 30 November 2025)

The US now has 25 states with active age verification laws.

Upcoming Requirements

• Spain: Updated status to reflect that legislation has passed and the Cartera Digital age verification system is in development, with full enforcement expected in 2026.

Why These Changes?

These updates ensure our documentation accurately reflects the current legal requirements for age verification across all jurisdictions where Fanvue operates.

🔗 Age Verification Policy

December 17, 2025 – Public Media Standards Added

We’ve added new Public Media Standards to establish clear guidelines for publicly visible creator content on the Platform.

What is Public Media?

Public Media refers to content visible to visitors before they sign in or subscribe, including:

• Profile pictures
• Profile banners
• Intro videos
• Public bio text

Because this content appears on Fanvue’s public discovery pages, it must meet stricter SFW (safe for work) standards.

Changes Made

Acceptable Use Policy - Section 2.9

• Added new Section 2.9 “Public Media Standards”
• Defined what constitutes Public Media
• Listed prohibited content (nudity, implied nudity, see-through clothing, hyper-sexualised posing, age-baiting language, undisclosed AI imagery)
• Added specific intro video requirements
• Established tiered consequences for non-compliance

Community Guidelines - Section 11

• Added new Section 11 “Public Profile & Discovery Guidelines”
• Provided user-friendly guidance on what’s allowed and what’s not
• Clarified what types of content (swimwear, lingerie, boudoir) can still be used when appropriate
• Outlined consequences for non-compliance

Content Moderation & Protection Policy - Section 1.6

• Added reference to Public Media SFW enforcement standards
• Clarified that Public Media is subject to stricter moderation

Consequences for Non-Compliance

• First offense: Profile disabled from appearing on the Discover section until updated
• Subsequent offenses: Entire profile becomes inaccessible from public view until updated

These actions do not delete content, ban accounts, or affect earnings from existing subscribers.

Why These Changes?

These updates ensure:

• Brand Safety: Public-facing content meets mainstream platform standards
• Compliance: Clearer guidelines for creators on what can appear publicly
• Discoverability: Creators understand what’s required to appear on the Discover section

🔗 Acceptable Use Policy | Community Guidelines | Content Moderation Policy