Will these changes be enough to prevent abuse and undo the damage that has been done to countless victims of underage content, revenge porn, nonconsensual porn, sex trafficking, sexual exploitation, and other forms of image-based abuse?
The response to the article was immediate, resulting in Pornhub announcing three major policy changes they say will prevent the sharing and continuous circulation of nonconsensual images and videos.
In a monumental loss for the porn site, Mastercard, Discover, and Visa announced that they had prohibited the use of their cards on Pornhub.
Thailand reportedly restricted access to Pornhub today for violating the country’s Computer Crime Act, according to a report by the “Thai Examiner.”
It was only a matter of time—many teens’ TikTok videos of dancing and lip-syncing have reportedly ended up nonconsensually on Pornhub. 😳
Pornhub profits from hosting sexually violent content, all the while selling tees that “raise awareness” on the very same issue they’re capitalizing off of.
Popular, free porn sites claim they remove revenge porn as soon as it’s reported, but that puts the burden on victims to know that their images were shared.
Giannini, mother of two, not only filmed herself sexually abusing the teenage girl but uploaded the content to free porn sites—including PornHub.
The footage seems to have been recorded through a peephole in the bathroom walls or doors, and a handful of the clips reveal the sailors’ and Marines’ name patches on their uniforms.
The problem is simple: porn hurts people—it doesn’t help them—and has well-documented harmful effects, including being inextricably tied to sex trafficking.
“To keep you company at home during these weeks, you’ll be able to access Pornhub Premium for free for the whole month, with no need for a credit card,” the site says.
“To keep you company at home during these weeks, you’ll be able to access Pornhub Premium for free for the whole month, with no need for a credit card,” the site says.
