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When Olivia Frazer 'leaked' nude photos from Domenica Calarco's OnlyFans account on season nine of Married At First Sight, it kicked off one of the show's biggest scandals. But it also raised an important question - is OnlyFans safe? WATCH: Domenica in the middle of MAFS nude photo scandal  Photos from Domenica's account were shared with the cast of MAFS, then when fellow stars Olivia and her boyfriend Jackson Lonie started their own pages, their content was leaked too.  Other creators - both those who started on reality TV and average Janes and Joes - know leaks are all too common and work hard to protect themselves.  READ NEXT: How to start an Onlyfans, according to a MAFS star making bank  And while the OnlyFans terms of service prohibits users from distributing private OnlyFans content elsewhere on the web, that alone can't fully prevent leaks.  "Leaks are unfortunately to be expected," season six MAFS star Ines Basic told WHO while discussing her lucrative OnlyFans account.   "I have an online copyright removal service agency - Airase - scanning the web daily for any content that has been illegally distributed. My best advice to anyone who is on OnlyFans is to make sure they have that level of protection."  So how safe is the platform really, and what can users do to protect themselves? WHO spoke exclusively with Airase to find out. What are the biggest safety risks for women starting OnlyFans accounts?  Creating content for OnlyFans comes with many of the same risks associated with any aspect of the adult industry, from leaks, to harassment and even blackmail. Given the site is hosted online, a creator's content is easily accessible by just about anyone, anywhere, meaning copyright protection is even more important for creators hoping to prevent their intimate content being distributed elsewhere.  "We have seen increased risk of sexual harassment, exploitation, online bullying and [creators] becoming victims of revenge porn. The primary safety and security risk is your content and copyright," says an Airase spokesperson.  "The greatest problem we see is that these women start an account on a platform which should be safe, private and in their control however when these women aren't being proactive about copyright protection, their content gets leaked onto potentially harmful and unsafe websites that can't be so clearly monitored by you or your team." WATCH: Olivia Frazer slams Kyle and Jackie O over OnlyFans content How can creators protect themselves from leaks on OnlyFans?  Many Aussies who have considered starting an OnlyFans account or already have one up and running fear their content being leaked to social media or their friends and family. We saw how damaging that can be when it happened to Domenica on MAFS - but how can you prevent it?  "At the end of the day, mitigating leaks is about being proactive rather than reactive. A lot of our talent like to wait until their content is leaked to take action, but then the situation becom