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The future of the world's oldest profession: How the internet is enabling sex workers to be more free, safe and independent
The importance of this survey is underpinned by the commonly held notion that digitising sex work leads to improved working conditions. In particular, many argue that digitisation affords sex workers more time to vet and choose their customers, to work more independently, and to spend more time in safer working environments.
Flexibility in working hours also seems to be an increasingly important factor, with the survey showing that just 50% of sex workers in Germany now consider prostitution to be their main occupation.
Furthermore, the survey showed that the vast majority of sex workers were now either 'Satisfied' (47%) or 'Very Satisfied' (25%) with their current working conditions.
Ola Miedzynska, Chief Impact Officer at Erobella , writes:
Erobella is an online portal connecting reputable providers of sexual services, escort companions and models with real customers. Erobella is committed to the interests of sex workers in Germany and works against stigmatisation of the industry.
Fruzsina Lederer
fruzsina@erobella.com
+(36)309141467
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