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Banned Words

Keep your chats safe by automatically detecting and preventing messages containing inappropriate content or banned terms

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Written by FansMetric

Banned Word Flagging helps you maintain appropriate chat content by automatically detecting and preventing messages containing specified terms. This feature helps ensure compliance with platform guidelines and maintains professional communication standards.

The Enable on all accounts toggle ensures consistent content standards by applying banned word filtering across all connected OnlyFans accounts, eliminating the need for individual configurations.

When a message contains a banned word, it is highlighted in red, and the send button is disabled. This prevents you from sending the message until the banned word is removed. However, if you have special permissions, you can temporarily disable this filter to send messages without restrictions.

Managing Banned Words

Adding Words

  1. Find the text input field labeled "Enter a new banned word"

  2. Type the term you want to ban

  3. Click "Add Word" or press Enter

  4. The word will appear in your Active Words list

Viewing Words

  • Use the alphabet filters (A-Z) to browse words

  • Click "All" to see the complete list

  • Switch between "Active Words" and "Removed Words" tabs

Removing Words

  1. Locate the word in your Active Words list

  2. Click the remove option

  3. The word will move to the Removed Words list

  4. Clicking on the cross icon will delete the word

Reset to Default

  • Click "Reset to Default" to restore the original banned word list

  • This will remove any custom additions

Alphabetical Search and Filtering

The banned words interface features a user-friendly alphabetical filter for easy and efficient word list management.

  • Click any letter (A-Z) to instantly filter words starting with that letter

  • Use the "#" button to view words starting with numbers or special characters

  • Select "All" to view the complete list of banned words

  • Active letter filters are highlighted in blue for easy reference


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