HappyLilCamGirl Joins Hotline as Brand Ambassador

“I’m so excited to be an Ambassador of Hotline,” HappyLilCamGirl said. “My true passion is fetish and I’ve finally found a home where my fans can buy my fetish content, which often gets banned elsewhere.”

Platform Director Jonny Shea said HappyLilCamGirl and other fetish content creators should have no fear of being censored on Hotline.

“The morality porn police have no home at Hotline,” Shea said. “Bottom line, if it’s legal to shoot and sell, creators should be allowed to sell it.”

The pledge not to censor content appears to have been a major draw for the platform’s previously announced ambassadors, as well. When Dante Cole was announced as an ambassador for the platform last year, Cole noted that platforms were “getting harder to navigate for creators with restrictions and high fees.”

“I like what hotline has to offer and that they only take a 10% fee,” Cole added. “I’m honored to be on the ground floor before the official launch and am excited to be an ambassador and one of their first creators.”

The censorship issue was highlighted when the platform first came out of beta, as well. When Hotline made its official launch just over a year ago, the company’s launch announcement observed that the “repeated crackdowns over the last few years has demonstrated that the stranglehold that credit card processors have on the adult industry is getting stronger every day, suppressing the ability of creators to make a living and connect with the deepest needs of their fans. Hotline has built a platform for creators, studios and their fans to freely connect and transact without the heavy-handed censorship of the credit card processors.”

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