It is used to describe the conflation of reality and fantasy in digital environments, such as chat rooms or virtual spaces, where sexual interactions are mediated through technology.
The term also appears in technical or sociological discussions:
The project maintains an active presence under the handle @SexSpaces or @sxspaces on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter). Other Contexts
It has influenced policy in host cities to increase protection for sex workers and transform public understanding of the industry.
This initiative, led by Bournemouth University in collaboration with several international universities, examines the policing of sex work during , such as the Olympics.
Sex work in the context of sports mega events - UKRI's Gateway
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