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What do you mean? CornHub already exists https://cornhub.website/
I clicked absentmindedly.. luckily it seems mostly harmless.
I think it's very funny by the way :) Love the idea
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He isnt saying there is, but hes saying that its better than the alternative
How? It does absolutely nothing to prove the person is an adult. All it does is block actual, legally allowed users. The whole purpose of the proof of ID is legal liability. The quiz doesn't do anything for legal liability.
And will be about as effective at prevention
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He isnt saying there is, but hes saying that its better than the alternative
How? It does absolutely nothing to prove the person is an adult. All it does is block actual, legally allowed users. The whole purpose of the proof of ID is legal liability. The quiz doesn't do anything for legal liability.
The fact that this website simply refuses to do any kind of age verification says a lot about their leadership and possibly their motives...
The thing is, age verification that consists of more than a simple button of "yes I'm over 18" is privacy intrusive. Who wants to register as a porn viewer? Especially in the US where this is stigmatised.
This is good news. Here's hoping for a federal law that makes age verification for pornographic content a requirement across all states. There's no reason why these sites shouldn't shoulder their share of the responsibility to prevent children from accessing this content. It's really quite telling that Pornhub is removing itself from all markets where it's mandated to do this. Like all dealers of addictive and abusiv…
"Nebraska Legislative Bill 1092 went into effect on Friday making it a requirement for sites that show adult content to verify the age of users. This usually means some form of identification needs to be uploaded to the site to confirm the person using the site is 18 or over. " Yeah, just upload your driver's licence to every sketchy site you browse to. What could go wrong? I'm much more in favor of Leisure Suit Larr…
It really is that simple.
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I mean I don't want to be responsible for keeping a bunch of people's photo IDs secure either. What does that say about my leadership and motives?
And what point is there to even give a website photo ID? How will they validate your face? They have no need for the photo.
Why is that good enough for every porn site in the world except Pornhub? I have still never seen a website ask for an actual ID except remote test proctoring stuff that popped up for IT certification exams after Covid closed the testing centers.