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U.S. Supreme Court will hear Texas anti-pornography law that challengers say violates free-speech rights.
(www.texastribune.org)
this post was submitted on 15 Jan 2025
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How in god's good green earth does this law do any of that? It only legally binds American companies, and only where the site is mostly NSFW content.
Want porn? Go to a UK site. Or go to any site that's 70% other content. Or if you're 16 just Google "bikini" and wank to that.
This accomplishes nothing except the illusion of action, virtue signaling to Christians, and restriction of law abiding adults. Waste of time and money. They should be focusing on real things, the like fact Texas is poor and getting poorer.
Moron alert
“In what people are calling the Ashley Madison breach of the porn world, fifty million users real life identities and viewing habits have been released on numerous leak sites.”
No thanks, I’ll pass.
It really won’t. Apple doesn’t let any adult content of any kind on it, it’s a hard no. The playstore is likely similar but I honestly don’t know.
It has nothing to do with the fact that minors might get to it, and everything to do with image.
No. It would not. Apple would never willingly be seen as “selling smut” on their official store.