🎟️ Know Your Flairs

^{SOURCE: XBIZ | COMPANY: PINEAPPLE SUPPORT, CHATURBATE}

Pineapple Support and Chaturbate are teaming up to host the Model Lounge at Venus Berlin, October 22-25, giving creators a dedicated space to relax, recharge, and access mental health support throughout the event.The lounge will offer refreshments and a place to step away from the busy show floor. Pineapple Support therapists Maria Sharygina and Bryn Powell, both experienced in working with the adult industry, will also provide free, confidential mental health check-ins for creators experiencing stress, feeling overwhelmed, or simply needing someone to talk to.

📢 FEATURED PRESENTATION: Pineapple Support founder and CEO Leya Tanit will present "Protecting Your Mental Health as a Business Strategy" on Thursday, October 22 at 2:00 PM in the Business Lounge. Tanit emphasized that supporting the mental health of people working in the industry continues to evolve and workplace pressures grow.

💜 WHY IT MATTERS: behind the business, content, and networking is a workforce that deserves access to mental health resources. Initiatives like this help make wellness and emotional support part of the conversation at major industry events.

🗓️ EVENT: Venus Berlin 2026

📍 LOCATION: Berlin, Germany

📅 DATES: October 22 - 25

🔗 MORE INFORMATION: visit the official Venus Berlin website

^{SOURCE: AVN | COMPANY: MODELPLUG}

Adult creators looking to expand their reach across multiple platforms may soon have a new tool to streamline their workflow. ModelPlug, a multi-platform content posting and scheduling tool, officially launches Monday October 19, offering creators a way to upload, schedule and manage content across multiple sites from one place.

🔹 WHAT MODELPLUG OFFERS:

• One upload, multiple platforms: post content to Clips4Sale, YourVids, Fansly, OnlyFans, APClips, and BentBox using a single form.
• Content scheduling: plan and schedule an entire month of posts in one sitting with a built-in content calendar.
• Built-in editing tools: use "Workshop" to add watermarks, edit clips and create trailers.
• Library importing: quickly import existing content libraries to get started without rebuilding everything from scratch.

💰 PRICING: flat rate of $39.99 per month.

According to founder Cody Stokes, ModelPlug was developed to address a common challenge in the industry: creators often lack the time to upload and manage content across every platform where they could earn money. Co-founder Kenny B, of PAYSITE, added that the tool is intended to help creators expand beyond a single platform and build additional income streams without repeatedly performing the same tasks.

📌 WHY IT MATTERS: for creators juggling multiple sites, reducing repetitive uploads could mean more time for content production, audience engagement and business growth. However, creators should evaluate the monthly cost against their own workflow and potential earnings before subscribing.

SOURCE: XBIZ

The Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC) has released a new report examining debanking practices at nine major U.S. banks, but the adult entertainment industry is noticeably absent, despite being identified in an earlier report at a sector facing banking discrimination.

📌 WHAT HAPPENED?

In a preliminary report following President Trump’s August 2025 executive order on debanking, the OCC specifically identified adult entertainment as an industry facing restrictions on access to financial services because of banks’ internal values and policies. However, the agency’s latest 47-page report, “Guaranteeing Fair Banking for All Americans”, makes no mention of the adult industry. Instead, it focuses primarily on conservative organizations, politically disfavored businesses, and other industries, including firearms, oil and gas, and cryptocurrency.

⚠️** WHY THIS MATTERS FOR ADULT CONTENT CREATORS AND BUSINESSE**S

The report acknowledges several banking practices that many adult industry professionals may recognize, including:

• Unclear or inconsistent criteria for evaluating customers
• Poor communication about banking decisions and requests for information
• Account closures or service denials without meaningful explanations

Despite federal efforts to address debanking, adult creators and businesses continue to report difficulties accessing financial services. The omission raises questions about whether existing efforts will adequately address the industry’s specific concerns.

📣 WHAT CAN INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS DO?

The OCC says it will continue evaluating account termination practices and consider additional guidance or regulations.

IN THE MEANTIME:
• File a complaint: visit HelpWithMyBank.gov if you experience banking. discrimination involving an OCC-supervised institution
• Share your experience: The Free Speech Coalition (FSC) encourages adult industry professionals to share their banking discrimination stories so the organization can relay them anonymously to policymakers.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ}

Adult Industry performer Lorelai Leigh is bringing the community together for a meaningful cause with Cookout for a Cause, a fundraiser supporting survivors of domestic violence.

🗓️ DATE: October 15, 2026

⏰ TIME: 2:00P - 8:00P

📍 LOCATION: Las Vegas, Nevada

💜 BENEFICIARY: a local domestic violence shelter

All proceeds from the event will benefit the shelter, with donations already exceeding $2,000. Attendees are also encouraged to bring essential items to help individuals and families rebuild their lives after experiencing domestic violence.

🛍️ REQUESTED DONATIONS INCLUDE:

• 🍼 Baby formula, diapers, and baby food
• 🎃 Children's Halloween costumes
• 💖 Feminine hygiene products
• 🥫 Nonperishable food
• 🧴 Personal hygiene products and hair care items
• 🧦 New pajamas, towels, washcloths, socks and underwear
• 🧹 Cleaning supplies
• 🚌 CAT bus passes
• ⛽ Gas cards and gift cards

Leigh says the event is about more than raising money. It's about creating a space where people can connect, support one another and help make a difference.

"Domestic violence runs rampant in sex work, and changing that starts with us,"

Leigh said, emphasizing her passion for supporting peers and women still caught in the cycle of abuse. Her message is a reminder that community support can take many forms, from financial contributions to donating everyday necessities or simply showing up.

🍔 WANT TO GET INVOLVED? Guests are encouraged to come hungry and bring something they enjoy eating, helping turn a cookout into an opportunity for conversation, connection and change.

🔗 MORE INFORMATION: visit Partiful for event details.

^{SOURCE: ADULT INDUSTRY NEWS}

A bacterial infection often mistaken for food poisoning is becoming an increasing sexual health concern, and researchers are warning that growing antibiotic resistance could make some cases significantly harder to treat.

Shigellosis, caused by Shigella bacteria, can lead to severe diarrhea, bloody stools, stomach cramps, fever, and dehydration. Although it isn't traditionally classified as a sexually transmitted infection (STI), research shows that sexual contact is an increasingly important route of transmission in certain communities.

A study published July 8, 2026, in The Lancet Infectious Diseases found that strains associated with sexual transmission spread more rapidly than travel-associated strains and showed concerning levels of antibiotic resistance.

🦠 HOW IS SHIGELLA TRANSMITTED?

Shigella spreads through the fecal-oral route when microscopic amounts of infected fecal matter enter the mouth.

Sexual transmission can occur through:

• Oral-anal contact (rimming)
• Fingers or hands exposed to contaminated material
• Shared sex toys that haven't been properly cleaned
• Sexual contact involving contaminated skin around the anal or genital area

Penetration isn't necessary for transmission, and visible fecal matter doesn't have to be present. Someone may also continue shedding the bacteria after their diarrhea has stopped.

💊 WHY ARE RESEARCHERS CONCERNED?

The growing problem isn't just transmission. It's antibiotic resistance.

The Cambridge study found that approximately 69% of Shigella samples associated with presumed sexual transmission networks were resistant to at least one of three important antibiotics: ciprofloxacin, azithromycin, or ceftriaxone. Separately, a CDC analysis found that extensively drug-resistant (XDR) Shigella increased from 0% of analyzed samples in 2011-2015 to 8.5% in 2023.

Not every infection is drug-resistant, and many people recover without antibiotics. However, resistant strains can leave doctors with fewer effective treatment options.

🎬 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR ADULT PERFORMERS AND CREATORS?

Although these studies did not specifically focus on adult entertainment performers, the findings are relevant to performers, producers, independent creators, and anyone engaging in sexual activities that may expose them to fecal bacteria.

Keep these points in mind:

• Routine STI panels may not include Shigella. A negative standard STI screening does not rule out this intestinal infection.
• Symptoms can resemble food poisoning. Don't automatically assume diarrhea or stomach cramps are unrelated to sexual activity.
• Pause sexual activity if gastrointestinal symptoms occur. Avoid sex during diarrhea and for at least two weeks after it completely stops, following CDC prevention guidance.
• Practice barrier protection and hygiene. Condoms, dental dams, gloves, handwashing and property cleaned sex toys can help reduce exposure.
• Tell your healthcare provider about relevant sexual contact. This information can help them decide whether stool testing and antibiotic susceptibility testing are appropriate.

Seek medical attention for bloody diarrhea, significant dehydration, high fever, or worsening symptoms. Avoid self-prescribing antibiotics or taking leftover medication, as inappropriate antibiotic use can contribute to resistance.

📌 THE BOTTOM LINE

Sexual health goes beyond the infections typically included on an STI panel. Shigella can spread through sexual contact, remain transmissible after symptoms improve, and, in some cases, resist multiple antibiotics.

For the adult industry, awareness, honest communication with healthcare providers, and responsible decisions about when to resume sexual activity are important parts of protecting yourself and your partners.

Stay informed. Protect your health. Share information--not infections.

^{SOURCE: AVN | PLATFORM: ROGUE STUDIO}

The AI content market continues to expand! Rogue AI has officially launched Rogue Studio, an AI-powered content production platform designed specifically for adult creators, performers, and agencies. After 5 years in development, the platform is now live with a suite of tools aimed at making AI content production faster and more accessible.

💻 WHAT DOES ROGUE STUDIO OFFER?

According to the company, its features include:

• 🔹 AI IMAGE & VIDEO GENERATION: create custom images and videos, including videos up to 90 seconds long.
• 🔹 FREE CUSTOM MODEL TRAINING: train character models in as little as 30 seconds using as few as three sample images, with unlimited training offered for free.
• 🔹 NATIVE AUDIO & EDITING TOOLS: generate content with integrated audio and editing capabilities
• 🔹 100+ PRESETS: access ready-made presets and multiple expertise modes to simplify content creation without complicated prompting
• 🔹 ENTERPRISE SERVICES: subscription options, production services, and consultations for agencies, performers, and creators looking to scale their operations

The company says its platform is designed to support both experiences professionals and newcomers, with fewer content restrictions than mainstream AI platforms.

📈 WHY SHOULD CREATORS PAY ATTENTION?

Rogue AI says its goal is to help creators and agencies produce content at scale while reducing production costs. The company also reports that OnlyFans agencies are increasingly exploring synthetic adult content as another potential monetization opportunity.

However, AI-generated content also raises important questions about consent, deepfakes, intellectual property, and how creators can protect their likenesses and original work. Rogue says it incorporates adult-user verification and anti-deepfake moderation measures.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ}

France's National Assembly has backed away from a sweeping proposal that could have criminalized the purchase of remote sexual services from webcam performers and custom-content creators. However, a narrower version of the controversial measure remains in place.

The proposal was part of Bill 3106, legislation aimed at addressing sexual and gender-based violence against women and children. Its original Article 25 sought to expand France's definition of prostitution to include online sexual services, potentially exposing customers who tip performers or commission custom content -- as well as platforms facilitating those transactions -- to criminal penalties. The proposal sparked heated debate among lawmakers, with opponents warning that criminalizing consensual online adult content could push creators into less safe working environments rather than protect them from exploitation.

Supporters argued that online platforms can facilitate sexual exploitation and trafficking, while critics emphasized the importance of protecting consenting adults' freedom to work remotely.

📌 WHAT CHANGED?

Lawmakers approved an amendment narrowing Article 25 so it would not prohibit consenting adults from sharing sexually explicit videos. Instead, the measure targets the purchase of remote sexual services when the buyer knows the performer is a victim of online sexual exploitation. The legislation defines that exploitation in terms of recruiting, transporting, transferring, housing, or receiving a person for the purpose of producing and distributing sexually explicit images or videos of them.

WHY THIS MATTERS: the revised provision is an important distinction for webcam performers, custom-content creators, fan platforms and their users. Rather than broadly criminalizing consensual online sexual services, the measure focuses on transactions involving knowingly exploited individuals.

The debate also highlights a broader question facing the adult industry worldwide: how can lawmakers address exploitation without undermining the safety, independence and livelihoods of consenting adult creators?

^{SOURCE: XBIZ | PLATFORM: ADULTHTML}

Need ongoing website support without committing to a full development project? AdultHTML is offering site owners a new subscription option designed to provide more flexible access to web development services. The new plans include a set number of production hours each month, ranging from basic support to broader access to development specialists. Subscribers also receive priority over non-subscription tasks, with the flexibility to reprioritize work as their website needs evolve.

According to AdultHTML, the subscription model offers transparent monthly pricing with no long-term commitments, giving adult website owners another way to manage ongoing development and maintenance needs.

🔍 WHAT THIS MEANS FOR CREATORS AND SITE OWNERS: more flexible access to developers, predictable monthly costs, and prioritized support to help keep projects moving.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ}

Get your costumes ready! The annual Heaven & Hell Adult Industry Halloween Party is returning to Hollywood on Friday, October 30, 2026, celebrating its 26th year of bringing together adult stars, creators, and industry professionals for a night of Halloween festivities. Hosted by All Media Social, Will Ryder, and Scott David, the event will feature a red carpet, photo opportunities, and plenty of Halloween energy at Jungle in Hollywood.

😈 EVENT DETAILS:

• 📅 DATE: Friday October 30, 2026
• ⏰ TIME: 9:00P - 4:00A
• 📍 VENUE: Jungle, 1640 Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood CA
• 🔞 AGES: 21+

🎟️ ADMISSION & PERKS:

• ✨ ADULT STARS and CAM MODELS: complimentary admission until 11:30P
• ✨ ADULT INDUSTRY MEMBERS: $20 admission until 11:30P
• ✨ No RSVP required!

🥂 TABLE & BOTTLE SERVICE: for reservations and bottle service inquiries, contact Scott David at 323-684-4888

🌟 INDUSTRY SUPPORT: sponsors include Adam & Eve, NightMoves Awards, XRCO, XBIZ, X3, The Rub PR, Inside the Industry, and Adult Biz Law.

Co-hosts include Poppy Cox, Jezabel Vessir, Ali Jones, Rose Carter, Dallas Rea, Elizabeth Skylar, Juliana Marie, Selena Ivy, and Misty Stone.

Whether you're an established performer, an independent creator, a cam model, or an industry professional, this Halloween celebration is another opportunity to get dressed up, connect with familiar faces, and enjoy a night out with the adult entertainment community.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ | PLATFORM: JUSTFORFANS}

JustFor.Fans (JFF) has introduced new local payment options for fans in Colombia, Mexico, and Brazil, making it easier for users to access the platform and support their favorite creators. The new payment methods include PSE for Colombia, SPEI for Mexico, and Pix for Brazil, providing alternatives for fans who may not have access to credit cards.

JFF founder Dominic Ford announced the rollout during a recent award show, explaining that the update aims to improve accessibility for the platform's growing Latin American fanbase.

The expansion follows another recent update: JustFor.Fans launched full Spanish and Portuguese language support approximately one month ago.

With localized payment methods and expanded language options, JFF continues to make its platform more accessible to international audiences and independent adult creators.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ}

Bratty Nikki has reportedly passed away, according to multiple posts shared on X by friends and fellow members of the adult creator community.

At this time, details surrounding her reported passing have not been independently verified, and no official information regarding the circumstances of her death has been released.

Friends and fellow creators have begun sharing tributes, remembering Nikki not only as an influential figure in the creator community, but also as a friend, mentor, and businesswoman. Alexandra Snow described Nikki as someone who showed up for the people she cared about and reflected on the memories they shared. LondonLix remembered Nikki as the "true OG brat," praising both her authenticity and her work empowering women through creative and financial freedom. Mina Thorne also shared as emotional tribute, remembering Nikki as an "iconic Princess" and longtime friend.

Nikki's impact appears to extend far beyond her work as a creator, with those who knew her remembering the community, opportunities, and connections she helped build.

🕊️ Our thoughts are with Nikki's friends, loved ones, and everyone in the creator community mourning her loss.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ}

The U.K. is moving closer to enforcing a new law that criminalizes certain depictions of "non-fatal strangulation" and suffocation in pornographic content.

Under amendments made through the Crime and Policing Bill, possessing or publishing pornographic images depicting strangulation or suffocation has been made a priority offense under the Online Safety Act (OSA).

Here's what the legislation currently provides:

• 🔴 Possession: up to 2 years in prison
• 🔴 Publication: up to 5 years in prison

The provisions were passed by Parliament in April but have not yet taken effect while the government works with law enforcement and other agencies on implementation.

Last month, Baroness Gabrielle Bertin asked the government when the provisions would officially come into force. Lord Gerald Lemos of the Ministry of Justice said the government is working toward bringing the offenses into force this Autumn, while noting that operational and wider system considerations still need to be addressed.

That means enforcement could begin before December 21, 2026, although an exact commencement date has not yet been announced.

WHAT CREATORS AND PLATFORMS SHOULD WATCH: a major issue is that the practical enforcement framework is still unclear.

Ofcom, the U.K. regulator responsible for enforcing the Online Safety Act, is reportedly awaiting government guidance on how the new provision will work in practice.

QUESTIONS STILL INCLUDE:

• What specific criteria will determine whether an image or video violates the law?
• How will fictional or simulated acts be assessed?
• Will Ofcom be the primary enforcement body, or will other agencies become involved?
• What investigation and enforcement procedures will apply?
• How will platforms and creators be expected to identify and remove potentially prohibited material?

The legislation also introduces a separate prohibition on publishing or possessing sexual content in which adults portray characters under 16. That provision is also awaiting an enforcement date.

📌 For U.K.-based creators and platforms, this is one to watch closely. Until the government publishes the remaining implementation details, there are still important questions about exactly how these rules will be applied.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ | COMPANY: CONTENT CREATOR CORNER}

Independent adult creators are getting their own dedicated space at this year's TABOO TORONTO, with BullBossJosh set to host the Content Creator Corner during the event's 25th anniversary celebration!

Developed by Taboo in partnership with Pearl Industry Network (PIN), the Content Creator Corner is designed to give independent creators a place to:

• ✨ Meet fans and connect with their audience
• ✨ Promote their content and work
• ✨ Network with fellow creators
• ✨ Connect with industry professionals

"Independent creators have become a huge part of this industry, and they deserve a space built around them," said BullBossJosh. "Taboo is an opportunity to bring creators together, put them in front of their audience, and give them a stronger presence at Canada's biggest adult industry event."

PIN will be on-site throughout Taboo Toronto and will join BullBossJosh in hosting the next Content Creator Corner at Taboo Vancouver in February 2027.

🗓️ Taboo Toronto: October 16 - 18, 2026

📍 Toronto, Canada

For independent creators looking to network, connect with fans, and build industry relationships, the Content Creator Corner is putting creators front and center! 👀

^{SOURCE: XBIZ}

California is adding new requirements for adult websites that allow users or creators to upload content. Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed AB 1705, a law that establishes additional compliance requirements for user-generated adult content (UGC) accessible in California. The law goes beyone existing federal 2257 requirements and places new responsibilities on both platforms and uploaders.

📋 WHAT WILL CHANGE?

Beginning January 1, covered sites will have to:

• Require uploader's to provide an email address
• Verify the uploader's email address before allowing uploads
• Require a statement, made under penalty of perjury, confirming that everyone depicted:
  • Was not a minor when the content was created
  • Consented to being depicted
  • Consented to the content being uploaded to the website
• Retain the required statement and information for at least 7 years

⚠️ THERE ARE ALSO SIGNIFICANT PENALTIES.

Individuals depicted in content may bring civil actions seeking up to $75,000 per violation, along with potential punitive damages and legal fees. Public prosecutors can also bring civil actions seeking $25,000 per violation, plus other available relief and fees. Importantly, if content remains available while violating the requirements, each day it is displayed can count as a separate violation.

👀 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR CREATORS?

If you upload content to an adult platform accessible in California, this is something to pay attention to. Platforms may introduce new verification, consent documentation, and recordkeeping procedures for UGC uploads as they prepare for the January 1 effective date. Creators should watch their platforms for updated upload requirements and make sure they understand what documentation or certifications may be required before uploading.

📌 SAVE THIS POST AND SHARE IT WITH OTHER CREATORS WHO USE UGC PLATFORMS.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ}

CA Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed SB 690, a law narrowing how the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) can be enforced against online businesses--including adult websites.

👀 WHY DOES THIS MATTER?

CIPA has been at the center of a wave of lawsuits alleging that websites violated California privacy law through the use of tracking technologies, cookies, pixels and other tools that collect or transmit information about visitors. Some courts found that CIPA doesn't apply to websites, while others have allowed these claims to move forward--creating significant legal uncertainty and settlement pressure for online businesses.

🔍 WHAT SB 690 CHANGES

Under the new law:

• Private individuals can no longer bring CIPA lawsuits in the same way. Enforcement is limited to actions brought by the California Attorney General.
• The law is partially retroactive, applying to certain pending claims filed on or after January 1, 2025.
• The change affects online businesses that have faced CIPA claims involving website tracking and data-sharing technologies.

Gov. Newsom said the legislation addresses what he described as the use of CIPA lawsuits and demand letters to extract settlements from small businesses that may have unknowingly used website software capable of tracking or sharing visitor information.

⚠️ BUT -- THIS DOES NOT MEAN "PRIVACY RULES NO LONGER MATTER."

Attorney Corey Silverstein cautioned adult businesses to keep reviewing the technologies used on their websites and to comply with other applicable privacy laws.

The important questions now include:

• What information is being collected?
• What is being transmitted?
• Who receives it?
• And why?

So if you operate an adult website, platform, store, or creator-focused business in California, this is a good reminder to audit your tracking technologies, cookies, analytics, pixels, and third-party integrations.

California's privacy landscape is still evolving--and this particular change doesn't eliminate every potential CIPA or privacy issue.

📌 BOTTOM LINE: SB 690 significantly changes the CIPA litigation landscape for online businesses, but it's not a free pass to ignore website privacy compliance.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ | COMPANY: CREATORCONX}

📍 IBIZA, SPAIN | OCT. 14 - 17

CreatorConX has announced the full schedule for its upcoming international B2B networking summit, bringing creators and the businesses behind the creator economy together in Ibiza, Spain, October 14-17.

The event is expected to bring together 300+ creators, founders, executives, and industry decision-makers representing fan platforms, agencies, and companies working across AI, technology, payments, legal services, and marketing.

🗓️ WHAT'S ON THE AGENDA?

The summit kicks off October 14 with welcome drinks, a rooftop dinner, and DJ show, followed by two days packed with:

• 💡 Industry speeches & masterclasses
• 🎙️ Panel discussions
• 🔨 Practical workshops
• 🤝 Sponsored networking events
• 🌅 Sunset boat trip
• 🎉 Official CreatorConX party

Featured speakers include Faceless Francis, NEK, and Dr. Hadi Hassoun, with discussions covering fan platforms, creator monetization strategies, and the changing landscape of creator management.

Other sessions will dive into some of the biggest issues facing creators and businesses right now, including:

• 📈 Social media growth & traffic acquistion
• 🤖 AI & emerging technology
• 🔐 Content protection
• 💳 Payments
• 🏢 Agency management
• 💰 Creator monetization

Participating companies and platforms include LoyalFans, Playboy Club, Fanvue, OnlyFansAPI, ALI Remote, and others.

For creators looking beyong posting content and wanting to better understand the business, technology, and networking side of the industry, this is one to keep on the radar!

^{SOURCE: XBIZ | COMPANY: OFCOM}

The U.K. communications regulator Ofcom has issued provisional notices of contravention to two adult website operators, saying it has reasonable grounds to believe they have failed to comply with the U.K.'s Online Safety Act.

The companies named are:

• 🔹 Web Prime Inc. -- operator of AnySex, Fapality, MyLust, XCafe and YourLust
• 🔹 Porntrex

According to Ofcom, the companies may have failed to use "highly effective age assurance" to prevent children from accessing pornographic content, as well as failing to respond to statutory requests for information.

Meanwhile, Ofcom has closed its investigation into First Time Videos, which operates FTVGirls and FTVMilfs. The company was previously fined and has since paid the fine, blocked users with U.K. IP addresses and told Ofcom it plans to implement age-assurance measures.

🌍 WHY THIS MATTERS BEYOND THE UK 🌍

These developments come as U.S. lawmakers debate legislation that could limit the ability of U.S. courts to enforce certain foreign laws involving online speech and censorship.

The proposed HOMEFRONT Act and GRANITE Act have specifically raised concerns about foreign regulators, including Ofcom, attempting to exercise jurisdiction over online services operating internationally. However, the proposed legislation does not clearly state whether age-verification laws would be included or excluded from its definition of foreign censorship.

📌 For adult creators and industry professionals: regulations surrounding age verification, platform compliance and international access continue to evolve. Changes like these could affect how platforms operate in different countries -- including whether they choose to restrict access entirely in certain markets.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ | COMPANY: PINEAPPLE SUPPORT}

Pineapple Support is hosting a free six-week online support group for performers navigating intimacy issues impacted by trauma.

"Reclaiming Intimacy: Sex After Trauma" will be led by Pineapple Support therapist Nicki Line and focuses on creating a safe, judgment-free space to explore healing and rebuilding a healthy relationship with intimacy.

The group is designed for performers who may be navigating the effects of:

• Sexual trauma
• Relationship abuse
• Medical trauma
• Other experiences that have impacted sexual well-being

📅 SUNDAYS, Oct. 4 - Nov. 8

🕒 3:00 PM PDT

💻 Online

🎟️ FREE

Pineapple Support emphasizes that intimacy can be both part of a performer's work and deeply personal. This group offers an opportunity to connect with others who understand those complexities while working through healing at their own pace.

📌 Please visit Pineapple Support's website for more information and to reserve your spot.

^{SOURCE: XBIZ | PLATFORM: CRAKREVENUE, AFF COMPANION}

CrakRevenue has launched Aff Companion, a free mobile app designed to help affiliates monitor their performance in real time.

The iPhone and Android app sends instant notifications for clicks, conversions, and revenue, allowing affiliates to spot sudden spikes or drops and react quickly while a campaign is still active.

Affiliates can also:

• 🔔 Set custom alerts when specific metrics change by a chosen amount
• 📈 Monitor revenue and click fluctuations
• 📊 Receive daily and weekly performance reports
• 📲 Track campaign performance directly from their phone

According to CrakRevenue's VP of Affiliate Services, campaigns can change within minutes, making real-time performance data especially valuable for affiliates who need to adjust their strategy quickly.

💡 For adult affiliates: this could be a useful tool for keeping an eye on campaign performance without constantly logging into a desktop dashboard.