Link-sharing service Linktree suddenly blocks sex workers | Engadget
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Summary
Bonnelly's statement reads:"Per our company's policies, the Linktree accounts banned stemmed from sharing a URL which violated Community Standards by sharing advertisements for the sale of real-life sexual services."Sex workers make use of tools like Linktree, because some platforms don't allow linking out to adult websites such as OnlyFans directly.
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