E-viction is a self-destructing ‘live arthouse whore gallery’ to protest EARN-IT act
A group of sex workers are putting on a 12-hour virtual peepshow to protest the controversial US EARN-IT act. Veil Machine, an art collective of sex…
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Section 230 law change could make adult sites responsible for all user content
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has filed a petition with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reform Section 230 of the Communications Act, following…
Facebook, Twitter and Instagram finally act on conversion therapy ads
Facebook has joined sister site Instagram in banning adverts offering so-called ‘conversion’ therapies from the platform. The blanket move was triggered after Instagram removed adverts from…
Stream rip piracy ruling could be bad news for adult tube sites
The international adult industry could be about to get a shot in its legal arm, thanks to a potentially unlikely source: the music industry. A judge…
Twitch streamers protest sexual harassment, as one man sues for overexposure to ‘hot women’
Amazon-owned streaming site Twitch faced calls for a 24-hour blackout in protest of what campaigners say is the platform’s failure to act quickly or thoroughly enough…
The Dancers’ Resource support app adds Premium tier and new features for performers
The Dancers’ Resource, an app that offers help and support for strippers, dancers and other performers is celebrating its success with the introduction of a premium…
Founder behind Backpage copycat sites arrested under FOSTA/SESTA laws
A group of adult classified advertising sites adult marketplace Backpage.com has been shut down by federal authorities. CityXGuide, created by Wilhan Martono, who has operated ‘successor’…
Incognito mode and VPNs won’t save you: the honest guide to adult content privacy in 2026
From VPNs that protect less than their marketing claims to age verification systems that are, functionally, data-collection infrastructure, we've mapped the actual threat landscape and what…
Escort platform Smooci details its post-COVID comeback plan, including UK expansion and beyond
Escort membership platform Smooci is preparing to restart its global expansion after an enforced break, with a range of new city rollouts in its native UK…
Disney’s rightly upset about x-rated unofficial Club Penguin clones
Defunct Disney kids’ portal Club Penguin, which at its peak had 200 million users and a full staff, has seen an unofficial revival during the Coronavirus…
South Korea declares deepfakes a ‘sex crime’ after rise in videos featuring K-pop stars
South Korea has become the latest country to take action on deepfake videos, after research showed that up to 25 percent of all porn deepfakes in…
US COVID-19 bailouts exclude ‘prurient’ sex workers. Shocker.
While we continue to hear stories of industries being decimated by the current Coronovirus pandemic, there are relatively few places talking about the sex industry, which…
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