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Why is rentmen rated so poorly among its users

October 31, 2026

The numbers of rentmens users both clients and escorts has been declining since records begin in 2020.

They lost the ability to process American Express card in August of 2023 and in 2024 they lost the ability to process Visa credit cards leaving them only left with Master card and Bite coin. They are urging its users to use bitcoin to sign up or renew but many users have opted to not use bitcoin.

Many of the models have deleted their accounts and have gone to using sites like adam4adam or X to promote their services and or buisness.

Brazil Issues Guide to Digital Safety Compliance

October 28, 2026

BRASILIA, Brazil — Brazil’s National Data Protection Agency (ANPD) published on Wednesday a new guide outlining online providers’ child-protection responsibilities under the Digital Statute for Children and Adolescents (Digital ECA), which requires adult websites to age-verify users located in Brazil.

The document, titled “Suppliers of information technology products or services: scope and general obligations of the Digital ECA,” is intended to supply practical guidelines clarifying which products and services are subject to the Digital ECA and what measures operators must adopt to comply with the rules.

The Digital ECA mandates that providers of adult content require age verification beyond self-declaration and applies regardless of where site operators are based.

In a post announcing the new guide, the ANPD states, “The companies responsible for developing and operating digital services must assume responsibilities commensurate with the risks their activities present.”

Much of the guide focuses on determining whether a given online service is covered under the Digital ECA, a moot question for adult sites and platforms. However, it details some other requirements, including the necessity for covered providers to “document and demonstrate the effectiveness of the measures adopted.”

“Safety is a permanent condition for the responsible operation of the product or service,” the document reads. “The supplier must demonstrate that it identifies relevant risks, adopts compatible controls, and maintains a continuous process for reviewing the measures implemented.”

In June, the ANPD launched a complaints page where citizens can report possible violations of the Digital ECA, including failure to age-verify users, and began monitoring 18 high-traffic adult websites for Digital ECA compliance.

Direct enforcement actions are not scheduled to commence until January, assuming the ANPD adheres to its previously announced enforcement timeline.

Arcom Issues Warnings to 3 Adult Sites Over Age Verification

October 26, 2026

PARIS — French media regulator Arcom has issued formal notices to the providers of three adult websites that the agency says have failed to implement age verification as required under French law.

In July, in its most extensive AV enforcement action to date, Arcom targeted 31 sites that it said had failed to implement age verification. Some of those websites received “letters of observation” initiating Arcom’s enforcement procedures and were given 15 days to respond before facing further action.

Three sites have since been the subject of further action: Borntobefuck.com, operated by Novamart Limited; PornOne.com, published by Traffic Ready SA; and xFrenchies.com.

According to Arcom, Borntobefuck allows access to any user in France who simply declares that they are of legal age, a procedure that it notes “does not guarantee that only adults are likely to access the pornographic content available.”

PornOne, the agency reports, allows access to French users who verify their ages through the service AgeVerif, but the agency deems the methods used by AgeVerif — age estimation via PayPal account or email address — to be insufficient, and states that “pornographic content is likely to be made accessible to minors” on the site.

Arcom reports that xFrenchies does not employ age verification of any kind.

The agency has ordered all three sites to take measures to prevent minors from accessing pornographic content on their services. In past cases, Arcom has sought blocking and delisting of sites found to be noncompliant with AV regulations. Under France’s penal code, however, making pornography accessible to minors is punishable by three years’ imprisonment and a fine of 75,000 euros.

According to Arcom, since February 2025, 35 of the most frequently visited adult sites in France have either implemented age verification solutions, no longer offer pornographic content in the country, or have been blocked at Arcom’s request.

In September 2025, Arcom announced a plan to escalate its enforcement of age verification rules to include smaller adult sites as well. The July actions and the resulting orders appear to represent an expansion of that strategy.