OnlyFans accused of conspiring to blacklist rivals.

[view link] Legal documents, previously unreported, claim OnlyFans directed an unidentified social media company to disable accounts of performers by placing their content on a terrorism database. It is alleged that OnlyFans representatives paid bribes to the firm's employees to facilitate the practice. OnlyFans says it is aware of the legal claim and it has "no merit". BBC News has learned that rival adult website FanCentro has begun legal action in the US against OnlyFans' owner Leonid Radvinsky and the company which receives OnlyFans' payments, Fenix Internet LLC. The claim was submitted to a US court in Florida last November, but has been unreported until now. It alleges OnlyFans directed an unidentified social media company to blacklist many competitor adult websites in 2018.