A coalition of sex and porn industry figures and advocates has released an open letter to EU regulators, calling for more sex-positive voices to be heard in discussions around AI regulation. The Digital Intimacy Coalition comprises 50 organizations and individuals, including sextech conference organizers, porn production companies, pleasure activists and sex performance education companies. The […]
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Our Safety category focuses on the critical intersection of sexual wellness and digital security in the sextech world. We explore the privacy implications of connected sex toys, examining how companies balance innovation with user protection. The section delves into the data collection practices of dating apps and adult content platforms, scrutinizing their privacy policies and security measures.
We investigate potential risks associated with sextech devices, from data breaches to unauthorized access. Our coverage includes practical advice on protecting personal information when using sextech products and services, such as understanding privacy settings and recognizing potential security vulnerabilities.
The category also addresses broader issues of online safety in sexual contexts, including the risks of sharing intimate content and the importance of consent in digital spaces. We examine emerging technologies and practices aimed at enhancing user safety, from encryption methods to anonymous payment systems.
By providing comprehensive, up-to-date information on these crucial topics, we aim to empower our readers to make informed decisions about their digital sexual experiences while safeguarding their privacy and security.
A coalition of sex and porn industry figures and advocates has released an open letter to EU regulators, calling for more sex-positive voices to be heard in discussions around AI regulation. The Digital Intimacy Coalition comprises 50 organizations and individuals, including sextech conference organizers, porn production companies, pleasure activists and sex performance education companies. The […]
A new law regarding use of digital replicas of online performers, including adult entertainment, is being implemented in California, and could have wider implications for content creators and utilization of AI. The bill, AB-2602, was signed into the California Labor Code by California governor Gavin Newsom. The law renders unenforceable any contracts that grant individuals […]
Microsoft is piloting the use of the anti-nonconsensual deepfake porn platform Stop Non-Consensual Intimate Image Abuse (StopNCII) on its search engine Bing, as tech companies continue to crack down on non-consensual deepfakes. Non-consensual deepfake porn, often made using AI, has become a huge problem globally in recent years, and is often used nefariously for extortion […]
Should an artificially intelligent sex robot have the right to refuse consent? Our ancestors never had to worry about such things as the ethical dilemmas of sextech. We’ve made sex uniquely difficult for ourselves as a species, and we’re laser-focused on making it more and more difficult for ourselves every day. There’s a weird kind […]
