Overview
- Sarah El-Haïry said she has formally seized Arcom after media revealed Vinted listings that redirect to pornographic content.
- Investigations describe sellers using swimwear or lingerie postings to steer buyers to Snapchat or Telegram, then to OnlyFans or Mym.
- El-Haïry pledged to refer every report of child‑pornographic content to judicial authorities.
- Vinted says it enforces a zero‑tolerance policy, uses proactive detection tools, and bans promotion of sexual services, while media note no age verification after account creation.
- The referral comes under a 2024 French law requiring age checks for pornography sites, with Arcom empowered to sanction or seek blocking, and follows scrutiny of other marketplaces over illicit products.