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How technology is making the sex worker industry safer

We take a look at how technology has opened up new avenues for sex workers to work safely and independently, while also reducing the risks associated with street based sex work.

Ben Williams by Ben Williams
2023-03-27 18:01
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One of the key ways that technology is making the sex worker industry safer is through online advertising. Sex workers can now advertise their services on websites like London escorts from Slixa and social media platforms, reaching a wider audience than ever before. This has allowed sex workers to work independently and on their own terms, without the need for intermediaries or managers.

Advertising services online can also screen potential clients more effectively and communicate with them before meeting in person. This has allowed sex workers to avoid potentially dangerous situations, such as meeting with clients who are aggressive or who refuse to comply with safety protocols. In this way, technology has enabled sex workers to take greater control over their work and prioritise their safety.

Easy access to online communities

Another way that technology is making the sex worker industry safer is through increased access to information and resources. Many now use online forums, social media groups, and mobile apps to connect with other sex workers and share information about safety ideas, legal resources, and other issues affecting their work. This has allowed sex workers to build communities of support and exchange information about safety, hygiene, and other important topics.

In addition to information sharing, technology has also enabled sex workers to access support services more easily. Many organisations now offer online or mobile-based support services, such as hotlines, counseling services, and emergency assistance programs. These services can be accessed anonymously and discreetly, allowing sex workers to seek help without fear of stigma or retaliation.

Online payments

Cash is becoming a less favourable way of making payments and this industry is no different. Payments can now accept payment through platforms online, providing a more secure and discreet payment method than cash transactions. This has reduced the risks associated with carrying cash and allowed sex workers to work independently and avoid the risks associated with working for a third-party manager or agency.

Additionally, technology has enabled sex workers to work more safely and discreetly in indoor settings. Many sex workers now use online booking and scheduling systems to manage their appointments and work from private locations, such as apartments or hotels. This has reduced the risks associated with street-based sex work, such as exposure to violence or harassment from clients or law enforcement.

Furthermore, technology has enabled sex workers to take greater control over their own safety by allowing them to screen clients more effectively. Messaging apps or video chat services to verify client identities and ensure their safety before agreeing to meet in person. This has allowed sex workers to work independently and avoid the risks associated with working for a third-party manager or agency.

Conclusion

In conclusion, technology is providing new opportunities for sex workers to work independently and on their own terms. Facilitating online advertising, increased access to information and support services, and the use of secure payment methods, technology is enabling sex workers to work more safely and discreetly than ever before. As technology continues to evolve, it is important to ensure that the rights and safety of sex workers are protected, and that they are able to work independently and on their own terms. By promoting the use of safe and ethical practices, the industry can offer advice that is safe, supportive, and empowering for all involved.

This is an industry that can divide opinion but the most important outcome is that workers feel safe and supported with place to go and seek advice.

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