Adult content creators in Sweden are pushing back against new legislation that makes it illegal to buy online adult content. A repressive new law in Sweden that makes it illegal to buy custom adult content will take effect on July 1. The nasty
new law makes it so anyone who purchases online sexual content (sexual acts performed remotely with no physical contact) or operates a website that makes it easier to get in touch with adult content creators could be imprisoned for up to one year. Sweden's Injustice Minister, Gunnar Strommer threatened:
The idea is that anyone who buys sexual acts performed remotely should be penalised in the same way as those who buy sexual acts involving physical contact.
Swedish adult content creators told Euronews
Next that the government should reconsider the new law because it could push some of them to more unsafe types of content creation. The main concern is if OnlyFans starts blocking Swedish creators because they're afraid of being sued or accused of
pimping. The European Sex Workers Rights Alliance said there are risks that the police could be empowered to search phones, computers, and online accounts that are linked to the creation of online adult content. | 
