VPN Registrations Increase by 1,000%, less than Hour After PornHub Blocked France From Accessing its Website.
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Out of the loop here, why did Pornhub leave France?
wrote last edited by [email protected]France passed a law requiring porn sites to verify age of all site visitors. Pornhub is blocking France instead of forcing its visitors to provide ID.
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I mean for context with the TikTok comparison using a VPN didn't get you around the TikTok ban unless you also made an entirely new account.
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I'm shocked that this many people feel the need to disobey a rule that is only there to help the children. Next step must be to ban VPNs altogether, and enforcing all Internet users to be identified with their real identity (/s obviously).
Teacher, leave the kids alone!
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Anyone with more than two brain cells to click together could have told them this would happen. Some of them did. Not that they would/did listen.
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Blocking porn has got to be the most "why even bother" thing
Political theater. "Won't somebody think of the children?" is an easy win for politicians.
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Dr. Cox was right: “I’m fairly sure if they took porn off the internet, there’d only be one website left, and it’d be called ‘Bring Back the Porn.'”
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Tumblr the Depraved?
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wow, didn't expect that from france. I thought they, of all countries, would be less prudish than Texas about porn.
Texas isn't the first. I think it was started by Germany? I know the UK banned women's orgasms and Australia banned hentai. Heck, India apparently banned porn altogether, ineffectively.
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I'm shocked that this many people feel the need to disobey a rule that is only there to help the children. Next step must be to ban VPNs altogether, and enforcing all Internet users to be identified with their real identity (/s obviously).
Jokes on them I just have an incredibly high volume of DNS traffic
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I mean for context with the TikTok comparison using a VPN didn't get you around the TikTok ban unless you also made an entirely new account.
That's because they banned the accounts.
Anyone who has an account on pornhub deserves their ban.
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Texas isn't the first. I think it was started by Germany? I know the UK banned women's orgasms and Australia banned hentai. Heck, India apparently banned porn altogether, ineffectively.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Germany didn’t do anything like that. Britain tried to ban porn like this but realized it’s a terrible idea and stepped back from it.
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BTW, who even had the brilliant idea to block pr0n for French of all people?
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Political theater. "Won't somebody think of the children?" is an easy win for politicians.
Except it's fucking awful to wait for buffering over Tor or a VPN
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Dr. Cox was right: “I’m fairly sure if they took porn off the internet, there’d only be one website left, and it’d be called ‘Bring Back the Porn.'”
Does oglaf count as porn?
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Germany didn’t do anything like that. Britain tried to ban porn like this but realized it’s a terrible idea and stepped back from it.
Ironically, it was PornHub’s parent company that was set to run the UK age verification scheme.
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Political theater. "Won't somebody think of the children?" is an easy win for politicians.
Plus an excuse to collect more data.
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Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Tumblr the Depraved?
I hate how hard this made me laugh
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That's because they banned the accounts.
Anyone who has an account on pornhub deserves their ban.
So, all the uploaders deserve a ban?
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Jokes on them I just have an incredibly high volume of DNS traffic
That'll be really slow.
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Except it's fucking awful to wait for buffering over Tor or a VPN
If you are paying for a VPN and you have buffering problems, change to another VPN, that one is shit.
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I'm shocked that this many people feel the need to disobey a rule that is only there to help the children. Next step must be to ban VPNs altogether, and enforcing all Internet users to be identified with their real identity (/s obviously).
The VPNs will be harder to ban. Not just from a technical standpoint, but politically as well. Big businesses will be absolutely opposed to VPN bans.
