Money Shot: The Pornhub Scandal

[DanaK]

Netflix documentary on the successes and scandals of the controversial sex video platform. Streaming starting March 15 2023

[libgirl2]

We are planning on watching it this weekend. 

[libgirl2]

Okay, so we watched it. I'm not quite sure how I feel because I honestly think things haven't changed. I'm glad they got in trouble but it is still out there and I'm sure it is still on their site.

I did like the one young woman who worked for them. She was very well spoken and honest. 

Edited March 18, 2023 by libgirl2

[Bastet]

I appreciate the plight of the performers who are collateral damage in going after the sites, and how they don't want to have to work within the horrible studio system, but I can't with the ones acting like non-consensual material is such a separate entity from the rest, a tiny problem in the overall landscape of internet porn, rather than part of the very business model.  The fact that when Pornhub does actually, finally remove a video, that's all they remove -- they leave up all the metadata and say, effectively, "Sorry, the meanies at NCMEC made us remove this one, but we have plenty of similar content; click here!" -- speaks volumes.

And miss me with acting like a porno in which talk of consent is considered foreplay is anything other than an anomaly (and note that what the female performer in that trio - because, of course, it's two men and one woman - consents to is slapping and choking; hooray for her if that's truly her thing, and for the other women who enjoy it, but let's not ignore the problem that porn acts like that's what all women are into).

But I liked exposing the Christian crusade behind the organization trying to position itself as another NCMEC.