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Hong Kong CNN — OnlyFans, a popular subscription-based website known for its sexually explicit content, has quietly become accessible in China after previously being blocked by government censors. Social media users posting on X noticed the site was working as early as a week ago, and checks by CNN Thursday confirmed that accounts could be viewed in China. GreatFire.org, an organization that monitors Internet freedom in China, says OnlyFans became unblocked on November 29. The site has previously been intermittently available within China, but usually for much shorter periods of time. Beijing generally blocks access to thousands of websites at…
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