The sex worker, who asked that we refer to her by her stage name, Quinn Finite, was in the car with her boyfriend when she started receiving hundreds of alerts after the official Twitter account for Fort Bragg, the home of the US Army's Airborne and Special Operations Command, had replied to her tweets with sexually charged messages in public view.
The elite Army base's Twitter account commented on her pubic hair and reacted to one of her nude images by suggesting that Finite and the Twitter account should engage in sexual acts. As the minutes passed by, hundreds of Twitter users began noticing the sexually charged tweets and replying back with jokes.
The installation responded roughly an hour later by claiming its account was compromised by a malicious entity. Our account was hacked. We apologize to our followers. The next morning, the XVIII Airborne Corps apologized for its earlier statement and identified an "administrator" as the source of the tweets. Fort Bragg's official Twitter account was taken down the same day and remained offline as of Tuesday.
In Montreal, roughly miles north of the military base, Quinn was frantically sending messages and asking for advice from fellow sex workers in a private group chat. It's just some guy saying some horny things to me,'" Quinn recalled to Insider. Quinn previously supported herself by modeling, but when the coronavirus pandemic hit she no longer felt comfortable going to photo shoots.
She spent a couple of months deciding whether to start an OnlyFans account, which she describes as a "paid Instagram. The sex-work platform allows "fans" to tip content creators or subscribe to their videos and photos on a monthly basis. After learning how to market herself and investing in camera equipment, Quinn began producing adult content on OnlyFans in May.
