"OnlyFans is an internet content subscription service and based in London. Content creators can earn money from users who subscribe to their content - the "fans". It allows content creators to receive funding directly from their fans on a monthly basis as well as one-time tips and the pay-per-view (PPV) feature. The website has over 2 million content creators and over 130 million users."
NOTE:DO NOT use your real name or any usernames that are even remotely related to you!* Content creators as well as other users are able to see any information you enter on your profile. Including username, display name, profile picture, header image, bio, location, and so on. So just don't bother.
NOTE:This method has only been tested in Canada and the United States. I am not sure how pre-paid credit cards work in other countries and locations. If you know, please enlighten me.
Extra tip for the extra paranoids:After purchasing the Vanilla pre-paid card, take the card out of its packaging, throw the packaging in one or more different garbage bins.First, make sure that ALL of your radios are disabled on your mobile device before taking pictures of the card! Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Data, Location, NFC, etc, should all be disabled. Are they all disabled? Great, now take a picture of the front and back of the card with your phone and DO NOT connect to anything until you are home. This will ensure that these images are not being potentially backed up to any cloud services or shared in any way. Next, cut the card up in three to four separate pieces and dispose of each piece in separate garbage bins spread around the area. Doing this is mostly overkill, but it will ensure your purchase extremely obfuscated.
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on the post. This is very annoying at times I know, but Reddit posts (Especially NSFW posts) are very commonly archived on both the Wayback Machine and archive.today. So be sure to check those as you might get a hit! Reddit posts are also archived using the Pushshift API, although images are not usually saved. Only the original URLs to the images are provided. All text, usernames and comments are all saved, even if they have been recently deleted, you can still view them. One of the best tools for searching for deleted Reddit posts is this Reddit Search tool. So be sure to check there as well.UPDATE:As of October 2021, PimEyes has removed their free tier for searches. All searches now require a subscription. Looks like they followed the Pipl business model.
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. {"act","get_onlines","ids":[***]}
response as seen below highlighted in blue. The JSON results are under ids: [...]
section.ids 0:
is your user ID, and ids 1:
is the user ID of the target profile.Apologies to the OnlyFans executives, web admins, devops teams and to any content creators that may be reading this article, but trying to prevent any online data from being scraped, saved, copied, re-uploaded and shared elsewhere on the internet is unfortunately a very futile exercise when dealing with pirates. Sorry, but also not sorry.Just remember kids, the internet always wins.
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, or any other generic text editor.config.json
file if needed and specify how this script will run and what it will collect, these settings are also explained in the GitHub project's README.md
file. So go read it for goodness sake!auth.json
file under the following feilds.auth.json
file.NOTE:There is always a chance that using this tool and others like it can potentially get your sock-puppet account banned due to it technically being against the OnlyFans ToS - Under the "Acceptable Use Policy", section 19. lmao.This has not happened to me ever, but the risk is certainly not zero. So keep that in mind and don't blame me if your OnlyFans account gets banned! You now know the risks.
Story Time:One such job I worked on involved a professional porn star who had some most of her custom OnlyFans pay-per-view (PPV) videos leaked online.I was hired to locate every copy of these videos I could find online, document the URLs, domains, WHOIS records for those domains as well as any other data and/or metadata I could find in an attempt to press charges against the alleged "leakers". None of whom were ever sued or formally charged with anything, which is how 99% of these cases turn out.During the first ~30 minutes of my initial investigation, I was able to locate the leaked content hosted on over 25 different domains just by querying a few search engines. Within about 6 hours, I would hand over my final report to my clients lawyers, who then served a few hundred DMCA take-down notices to those hosting providers and the content was taken down!Great, another happy client! At least for a few days that is.. Until the videos were then re-uploaded again and again, every day. My client and her lawyers eventually gave up trying to remove that content from the internet. It is still there to this day.Content creators and copyright laws, at least from my opinion, cannot and will not ever win that battle.
"Once it's on the internet, it's on the internet forever".
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