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Under the new law, it will be illegal to offer compensation to another person to perform a sexual act remotely online.

Sweden will ban paid, live or custom sexual content on platforms like OnlyFans starting July 1 to expand Nordic Model.

The law is only applicable for the buyer, as Sweden's prostitution laws only ban buying sexual acts, not selling them. Online sex workers charge a premium for custom-made content on platforms like ...

Other countries are enforcing outright bans on OnlyFans – the subscription-based online platform where creators can share ...

Sweden has approved a law to criminalise buying sex online – including personalised digital content, like that offered on ...

Sweden's parliament has passed a law banning the purchase of sexual performances for viewing online, including those on ...

In Sweden, it will be illegal to pay for sexual acts on the internet from the summer. This affects online platforms such as OnlyFans.