Instagram’s rule clarifications remain a confusing mess for adult creators
Facebook-owned Instagram is updating its community guidelines and terms of use, leaving sex workers & other marginalized content creators in fear of bans.
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Pornhub has banned unverified uploads, but do the policy changes go far enough?
Pornhub has banned unverified users posting content to its site in an effort to tackle mass non-consensual video uploads, and those related to child sex abuse…
Celebrities are the acceptable face of female pleasure, but is it shrewd marketing or genuine progress?
Since Lily Allen’s sex toy collaboration with WowTech went viral in October, it appears that sexual wellness is getting a celeb-face lift. In true pop-rebel style,…
Digital non-monogamy: How to use sextech to open up your relationship
As digitally-based relationships become the norm, a growing desire to explore non-monogamy combined with advancements in sextech means that intimacy between multiple people is becoming more…
Can a relationship with an AI companion really be just like a person?
It all started with a History 101 episode on Netflix. I was spending a typical evening with my boyfriend, watching a docu-series on the history of…
Where virtual meets reality: AI companions pose uniquely human challenges
As more artificially intelligent companions – those with an ‘adult’ function and those without – flit around the promised horizon of our near-future lives, there’s at…
Queering industry: How LGBTQIA+ businesses are trans-forming tech
Does technology have a problem with diversity? Like most big industries rooted in mainstream history – being typically white, male, cis-centric and heteronormative – it’s not…
In shunning the adult world, VR device makers continue to thwart success
Facebook-owned VR device maker Oculus announced something we’d all been dreading. The service is migrating accounts to become part of Facebook profiles, meaning that from 2023…
There’s only one way Apple’s purchase of Spaces could be good news for adult VR
Despite its mighty position in 2020, Apple has always lagged behind competitors when it comes to virtual reality (VR), but that could be about to change…
US and EU still duking it out over Privacy Shield – that’s worrying for everyone
Let’s face it, most of us like to keep our private stuff private, right? While we’ve told you in the past how to protect your privacy…
CES 2021 is all-digital, and that’s great news for sex tech
Las Vegas’ giant techno-bun fight, CES, has confirmed that it will be a virtual event in 2021, after organizers confirmed they couldn’t guarantee the safety of…
Why Sony’s PS5 could be an adult VR powerhouse
Every few years, a revolution occurs, as Sony and Microsoft release their next-generation consoles. In spite of everything else that’s happened, 2020 is still set to…
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