FAQs

Yes — especially new accounts, while trust is being built.

On Brojunkie we review uploads, titles, tags, comments, and site messages. We also watch login and IP patterns for sudden location jumps or signs an account has been hijacked.

We run periodic and random content audits. That does not mean we have a back door into your X, Reddit, or OnlyFans inbox on an ongoing basis. Third-party DMs stay on those platforms. We only see what you send us, what you post here, or what you choose to forward during verification or an investigation.

If we find a breach of the Terms — above all anything involving anyone under 18, non-consent, or doxxing — the account is suspended while we do a full review. Serious breaches are a permanent ban and, where required, a report to police.
New creators don’t get instant publish. Every upload from a new account is checked by a human first.
That is deliberate. We are looking for underage or underage-appearing content, non-consent and anything else banned in the Terms. If it is clean, it goes live.

Please wait. Chasing us five minutes later does not make the queue shorter.

Once you have a track record and moderators are comfortable with what you post, we can turn on auto-publish for your account. Trust is earned. It is not a day-one setting.
Brojunkie is 18+ only. We take child safety seriously, and we want everything on the site to be adult, consensual, and good enough that subscribers actually want to watch it.
Upload access is not automatic. You need to pass a creator verification first. That process includes:

1. Social account check
We review the social or creator accounts you claim (X, Reddit, OnlyFans, etc.). That means looking at public posts and, where needed, sending a one-time passkey or phrase to that account. You confirm it from the account so we know you actually own it — not that you found someone else’s link.

2. Legal identity check
For content safety, moderation, and so we can report illegal material to police if we ever have to, we verify who you are.
You will be asked to take a live photo of yourself holding your government ID next to your face. The photo must be taken at the time of verification (current date/time on the image or in the file metadata).
We use that photo only to confirm the ID is yours and to record your legal name, date of birth, and address. Those details are stored securely. The photo itself is then deleted. We do not keep a copy of your ID image on file.

Until that process is done, you can browse — you just can’t upload.