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CurrentlySober · 07-07-2023, 03:58 PM

OK, I lied - As if I take showers!

That said though, how are 'faceless' creators verified? Unless they have tattoos or something like that, how do people know that the woman in the vids, is the same woman thats sent in her ID?

If you are never going to show your face, then its plausible to substitute a younger similar looking model into your videos, and just say 'Oh that's me when I was younger' or whatever...

Then there is Zero compliance on the substitute model - They could hypothetically be underage?

Genuinely wondering as you have all these compliance issues arising these days, where people are requesting the backs of IDs etc... Yet the amount of 'Faceless' content creators seems to have grown exponentially...

So what s the deal? One rule for someone that doesn't want to show their identity on film, and another for the producers of legitimate paid content shoots with professional models?

07-07-2023, 03:58 PM
CurrentlySober Too lazy to wipe my ass Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: A Public Bathroom Posts: 38,488	Shower Thought: How do they handle compliance for performers that never show their faces? OK, I lied - As if I take showers! That said though, how are 'faceless' creators verified? Unless they have tattoos or something like that, how do people know that the woman in the vids, is the same woman thats sent in her ID? If you are never going to show your face, then its plausible to substitute a younger similar looking model into your videos, and just say 'Oh that's me when I was younger' or whatever... Then there is Zero compliance on the substitute model - They could hypothetically be underage? Genuinely wondering as you have all these compliance issues arising these days, where people are requesting the backs of IDs etc... Yet the amount of 'Faceless' content creators seems to have grown exponentially... So what s the deal? One rule for someone that doesn't want to show their identity on film, and another for the producers of legitimate paid content shoots with professional models?