Madelaine Thomas, a visionary entrepreneur, has found herself at the center of this maelstrom. Her start-up, Image Angel, a company born out of her own traumatic experience of having private images shared without consent, has been met with resistance from Barclays. Thomas's company applies cutting-edge digital watermarks to online images, empowering creators to track the distribution of their content and identify instances of unauthorized sharing.
This innovative technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we think about online content and intellectual property. However, it appears that Barclays, a stalwart institution in the financial sector, has taken umbrage with Thomas's other entrepreneurial venture - her work on adult content platforms, including OnlyFans. According to reports from Business Matters, Thomas applied for a business account with Barclays for Image Angel, only to be rebuffed.
The bank, it seems, had already shut down an account linked to her work on OnlyFans and similar websites. This move has sparked concerns about the bank's motivations and the broader implications for adult content creators. This is not an isolated incident.
Madelaine Thomas, who runs a start-up called Image Angel while also generating income through adult content platforms, said the bank refused to open...Related perspectives: See here
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