> Kaelyn, whose daughter is now 17, said she worried that a childhood spent sporting bikinis online for adult men had scarred her. > “She’s written herself off

> Kaelyn, whose daughter is now 17, said she worried that a childhood spent sporting bikinis online for adult men had scarred her. > “She’s written herself off and decided that the only way she’s going to have a future is to make a mint on OnlyFans,” she said, Wonder if mom gets a percentage from that also. This is a massive story. It’s hard to conclude that meta isn’t acting deliberately. > Meta, Instagram’s parent company, found that 500,000 child Instagram accounts had “inappropriate” interactions every day > the company said it removed two accounts after The Times pointed them out.