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Legal allegations revealed
The Mail on Sunday publishes High Court documents alleging Pavlo Kharmanskyi and OnlyMonster stole user data via a dark web conspiracy.
Acquisition and pivot
Leo Radvinsky buys parent company Fenix International and allows adult content, triggering explosive growth.
OnlyFans founded
Tim Stokely launches OnlyFans with a £10,000 loan from his father, initially banning explicit content.
High Court documents reveal a dark‑web conspiracy to steal hundreds of thousands of OnlyFans user records, potentially triggering GDPR fines, class‑action lawsuits, and a test of corporate liability for third‑party agencies.
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