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Tanya Tate, Amberly Rothfield Talk Platform Migration on 'MILFs Making Money'

Tanya Tate, Amberly Rothfield Talk Platform Migration on 'MILFs Making Money'

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Tanya Tate and Amberly Rothfield explore "creator decentralization" and alternatives to OnlyFans on the new episode of "Tanya Tate Presents: MILFs Making Money."

"As OnlyFans announced it would ban sexually explicit imagery in October, many erotic content creators began looking for other platforms to migrate. While OnlyFans has since suspended the ban, it has not calmed the fears that it could arbitrarily reverse the suspension at any time," noted a rep. "Amberly joins Tanya to analyze the situation, review other platforms and discuss strategies creators should consider."

Tate described the events of the past week as "incredibly shocking."

"It caused a lot of fear and uncertainty among people who use that site as a way to generate revenue. Amberly and I will share our thoughts on the matter, and examine measures content creators can do to avoid being put in that situation again," Tate said.

Find the complete episode at MILFsMakingMoney.com and most major podcast platforms.

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