OnlyFans, the app mostly known for its adult-only content, announced today that they will no longer allow the sexually explicit photos and videos that have helped the company reach a worth of as much as $1 billion. They are making a distinction between nudity and 'sexually explicit content.'

"In order to ensure the long-term sustainability of the platform, and to continue to host an inclusive community of creators and fans, we must evolve our content guidelines," Onlyfans said. "Creators will continue to be allowed to post content containing nudity as long as it is consistent with our Acceptable Use Policy." The site's terms currently allow nudity except in the case of content featuring public nudity recorded in or broadcast from a jurisdiction where public nudity is illegal.

Billy Procida, a creator on OnlyFans, says he trying not to "freak out" over the policy change. He is a comedian and hosts 'The Manwhore Podcast,...