Instead, it is available directly on the search results page but only if you are signed in to an account. Access to adult content is disabled only when you run searches, but not when you click on links to open blogs or posts directly. You won't find the option to enable NSFW blogs and search results on the Dashboard anymore. In other words, if you do not have a Tumblr account, you cannot access adult contents anymore on the site. This means basically that your only chance of accessing adult blogs on Tumblr, and adult is used widely here as it may include educational blogs for example, is to use a Tumblr account with Safe Mode disabled. When you try to open a link pointing to a tag that mostly leads to adult contents, or a blog flagged as adult, then you may receive no search results at all, or may not be able to open the blog if you are not logged in, or if you are logged in but have Safe Mode enabled. Posts appear in mobile apps for other usersīlog indexed by third-party search enginesĪs you can see from the table above, consequences are more severe for blogs flagged as adult, as they are not indexed by search engines or Tumblr search anymore, and also do not appear on tag pages for logged out users or logged in users if Safe Mode is enabled (which it is by default). Posts appear in mobile apps for your followers Posts appear on tag pages when other users browse in 'Safe Mode' Posts appear on tag pages when your followers browse in 'Safe Mode' Posts appear in tag pages and search pages for logged-out users The flag determines what is happening to the blog under the new rules: Tumblr makes a distinction between adult and NSFW flagged sites, with the latter containing occasional nudity or mature-oriented contents, and the former containing substantial amounts of those contents. Existing content that is flagged as adult will be limited to the user who uploaded it to Tumblr or made it available. Update: Tumblr announced in December 2018 that adult content won't be allowed anymore on the platform starting December 17, 2018. First, that Yahoo would introduce ads to the platform, and second, that it would limit access - or do worse - to adult or NSFW blogs hosted by the service.Īds were introduced not long after the acquisition, and it appears that Yahoo made changes recently in regards to adult and NSFW flagged sites on Tumblr as well.

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