Pornhub under fire ...

[SirBillybob]

I don’t know if this article will link because it is a paid subscription.

 

Montreal is one of the central (and was the 1st) of Pornhub headquarters, unbeknownst to me.

 

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-ottawa-working-to-address-child-pornography-as-montreal-based-pornhub/

 

If you cannot access the article you can likely look up a New York Times piece about it.

[Luv2play]

Nicholas Kristof has written about Pornhub in his column in the NYT today.

[Luv2play]

It appears Pornhub is on its way to overtaking Facebook in popularity with the masses. LOL

[marylander1940]

It appears Pornhub is on its way to overtaking Facebook in popularity with the masses. LOL

 

They also compete with onlyfans.com

[+ sync]

I would think there is ample adult entertainment profit within legal-age and non-sex-trafficing services to not engage in such activities, but I guess greed is universal in that too much is never enough.

[Luv2play]

They also compete with onlyfans.com

Do you think the platforms are comparable? I don’t see that.

[marylander1940]

Do you think the platforms are comparable? I don’t see that.

 

No or maybe not yet but pornhub also has a section where folks can upload their own videos and make money.

[Luv2play]

No or maybe not yet but pornhub also has a section where folks can upload their own videos and make money.

Are those the so-called amateur films?

[orville]

They must fight the exploiters, not the websites unless the website is directly involved.

The same thing happened with Rentboy, Craigslist, and Backpage.

Child abuse won't disappear by attacking ONE WEBSITE!

 

Admin Note: Political references deleted.

(Awesome! Hopefully, this ? will be done with every thread instead of moving them to Political Issues)

Edited December 9, 2020 by orville

[marylander1940]

Pornhub ends unverified uploads and bans downloads

 

Master card is also reviewing its link with the pornsite.

[orville]

Pornhub ends unverified uploads and bans downloads

 

Master card is also reviewing its link with the pornsite.

Well, this can only be good news as long as they leave them alone.

MC's announcement is pure PR. Do you think they'll stop working with the 7th most visited (I think) website on earth?

[orville]

Sex workers call to be included in House of Commons committee studying Pornhub

Jenn Clamen, the national coordinator for the Canadian Alliance for Sex Work Law Reform, an organization of more than 20 groups from across Canada that represent workers in the sex industry, including Stella, said she fears the committee will recommend regulations requiring online sex workers — including those who work alone — to provide more identifying information to websites where their work appears.