Three porn stars claim online content subscription service OnlyFans colluded with Meta Platforms Inc., formerly known as Facebook, to algorithmically hide and delete social media posts from adult entertainers who publish content on sites other than OnlyFans.

In a class action complaint filed Tuesday, adult performers Alana Evans, Kelly Pierce and Ruby claim their posts began to be systematically hidden around late 2018, when Leonid Radvinsky bought a majority stake of OnlyFans operator Fenix Internet. The adult actresses—whose given names are Dawn Dangaard, Kelly Gilbert and Jennifer Allbaugh—contend that Instagram and Facebook automatically hides and deletes their posts and accounts, limiting their ability to promote their work to the majority of their followers and adversely affecting their revenues.

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