- Lawyers for OnlyFans accidentally filed an unredacted court document that revealed the names of Meta employees who allegedly took bribes from the company.
- Adult entertainers had filed a lawsuit against OnlyFans alleging it bribed Meta to block competitors on Instagram by flagging that content as terrorism.
- It wasn’t clear who allegedly had been bribed only the misstep by OnlyFans’ lawyers.
- The employees who are alleged to have taken bribes are Nick Clegg (Meta’s vice president of global policy), Nicola Mendelsohn (vice president of the global business team), and Cristian Perrella (whom Yahoo Finance reported is Meta’s European safety director).
