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Alec Nysten turned to an OnlyFans explicit porn account to provide a family income, but image theft now threatens to ruin it
The rise in unemployment during the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted many people to look for alternative sources of income, including Alec Nysten who has thousands of followers on subscription-based social media platform OnlyFans.
Key points:
- Mr Nysten set up a subscription-only account to provide a family income
- Images of Mr Nysten have since been stolen by a number of websites
- Authorities warn of clear dangers with posting intimate content online
Mr Nysten’s followers pay $10 a month for explicit images and videos.
“I’m an entertainer on Instagram and I got some offers to make some pornography, some solo pornography, I just took that up and now I upload porn to a website called OnlyFans,” he said.
But Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie…
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