Amazon is rolling out a policy change on March 25, 2026, that could put adult performers and other online creators at serious risk.

Many creators use public Amazon Wish Lists, including those linked directly on platforms like OnlyFans, to receive gifts from fans. Until now, there has been an option to limit purchases to items sold directly by Amazon. That option is being removed.

Starting March 25, buyers will be able to purchase items from third-party sellers on public lists. During fulfillment and delivery, your full shipping address may be shared with sellers and may become visible to buyers through tracking updates.

Let that sink in. A fan buys you a gift and could end up seeing your home address.

Amazon states that Wish Lists only display name, city, and state by default. However, because third-party sellers must receive a delivery address to ship items, the new system introduces additional exposure through shipping and tracking details.

Creators are understandably concerned about doxxing, harassment, and real-world safety risks. Many are already planning to delete or privatize their lists.

If you use a public Amazon Wish List, take action now:

* Switch your delivery address to a PO Box
* Use an Amazon Locker or other non-residential address
* Review your list under Account & Lists > Your Wish List > Manage List
* Consider alternative gifting platforms that prioritize privacy

Do not wait until the deadline. Make sure your shipping address is not your home address before March 25, 2026.

This change removes a key safeguard that many vulnerable creators relied on.

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Important Update for Creators Using Amazon Wish Lists