UK's Online Safety Act: Stricter Age Verification for Adult Sites – What It Means for You

In July 2025, a new law called the Online Safety Act will shake up how adult websites operate in the UK. The goal? To make sure underage users aren’t stumbling across explicit content online. This means that big adult platforms like OnlyFans and Pornhub will have to step up their game when it comes to age verification—no more easy access without a little extra effort.

While it’s all about protecting minors, it’s causing some serious buzz (and not just among the government). Adult entertainment websites are now scrambling to figure out how they’ll handle the new rules. Let’s dive into what’s changing and what it means for everyone involved.

Back in 2020, when the world hit pause with lockdowns, something wild was kicking off online. OnlyFans, a platform that had started a few years earlier, blew up big time. It wasn’t just a website—it became a whole vibe, with models (and other creators) changing how we think about work, sex, and power. By 2025, these OnlyFans folks had flipped society on its head, and people still can’t agree whether it’s awesome or a problem.

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