Who is Chloe Corrupt? Trans porn star claims Twitter banned her after she was mass-reported for 'revenge porn'
Trans porn star Chloe Corrupt, whose Twitter account was suspended on the grounds of her sharing intimate images of someone without their consent, has alleged that she was banned on the social media platform over alleged accusations of revenge porn.
The screenshots of Chloe's suspended account were shared by another trans porn star named Carta. According to The Daily Dot, the two tweets because of which the account was suspended featured video and stills from a porn shoot that was consensually produced and featured another trans porn actress, Wrexler.
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Who is Chloe Corrupt?
Chloe shot to the limelight after her suspended account that saw more trans porn stars support her claims that the content she shared was with Wrexler's consent. Talking to The Daily Dot, she said Twitter instead of verifying just held its ground by keeping the account suspended. She added the suspension followed after her going against "transphobic Twitter users". The site added she discovered that Graham Lineman, the TV writer joined 'HER', the WLW dating app to publicly expose trans women.
Following HER's response to his behavior, Chloe said she quote-tweeted it as it came across as a chance to "get some bigots de-platformed." Except, 12 hours later, the mentions she said, were "inundated with random terf accounts misgendering me, talking about my appearance, etc." Soon after, her tweets were reportedly mass-reported with the false accusations of "revenge porn," and her account was suspended.
Let's make this clear: HER is an app for ALL WOMEN and queer folx. It is not our, nor anyone else's place to question or invalidate another's identity. We are here for ALL WOMEN, including the trans community. (1/2)
— Her App (@HerSocialApp) February 19, 2021
"They have such a poor record of actually responding to appeals, I have little to no faith. But it would be a nice surprise if they did," she said, while adding she didn't expect the social media platform to reinstate her account.
According to the Metro, Linehan wrote: ‘I’m a lesbian now! It’s a good thing no-one would ever identify as a woman for nefarious purposes. It just never happens! I’ll let you know if I meet any fellow lesbians, like this cutie! Is he, like me, taking the p***? Who knows! That’s the joy of self-ID!’
HER issued a statement on Twitter: "Let’s make this clear: HER is an app for ALL WOMEN and queer folx. It is not our, nor anyone else’s place to question or invalidate another’s identity. We are here for ALL WOMEN, including the trans community. Please be assured this user will be found and removed from our platform. Additionally, we’re in contact with Substack to have this dangerous act of transphobia removed from our screens."