Hostile platforms: Is Big Tech turning its back on adult indie creators?
Facebook, Patreon…even Twitter is cracking down on some adult-related content and projects from indie creators. Big tech doesn't like sex, but why?
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CES 2018: The biggest tech show in Vegas still isn’t sure about sextech
Last year, I wrote about how CES still wasn’t welcoming sextech companies with open arms, but that the tide appeared to be turning for the biggest…
Nope, people watching porn isn’t a ‘public health crisis’
The torrent of sexual abuse revelations that started with the exposure of systemic sexual harassment in Hollywood, and since spread to many other industries has put…
Smart sex toys are still like the early days of smart phones
OK, yes, smartphones are now so ubiquitous that we’ve even dropped the space between the words, but smart sex toys – teledildonics to you and me…
‘Porn warps culture’ is not an argument that justifies erosion of privacy
Watching porn in the UK could get a whole lot less private from next year, and that's not a good thing despite what The Guardian says.
WTH?! Why are you searching for porn on Pornhub?
Look, we don't want to see your whole search history, OK, but 'porn' on Pornhub? Really?
Huge technology companies are shaping your world, but muting your sex life
Huge tech companies reach into every part of our life, but they're not interested in talking about your sex life, OK?
UK’s impending porn verification rules will make things worse, not better
Not too many people would disagree that access to porn should be restricted to adults, and that sometimes that isn’t the case at the moment – but…
We need a better word for ‘teledildonics’
Going with the layman’s guide to understanding everything in an almost-accurate way (Wikipedia), the term Teledildonics means: “Teledildonics (also known as “cyberdildonics”) is real or fictional…
Facebook, why are you such a prude about sex?
Dear Facebook, It all started out so promisingly. You provided a place for people to catch up with old friends and make news ones. A place…
Why is sex tech for men so dumb? CollegeHumor clip shows industry’s problem
This CollegeHumor video isn’t anything close to new. It was first posted to YouTube in March 2014, making it a veritable dinosaur in Web terms. But…
E3 2016’s dirty little secret is the same as yours
Whether you like (or admit) it or not, people tend to watch a whole lot of porn. That’s why the largest tube sites attract hundreds of…
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