Pornhub is Back in France.
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So it was just a little death?
10/10 comment
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There's so many reasons trying to force companies to implement age verification is a bad idea, and "to protect the children" is a nonsense excuse. That said, it's kinda scary if a government can't regulate business behaviour when interacting with their citizens (who are inside the country).
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Now bring it back to Texas
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There's so many reasons trying to force companies to implement age verification is a bad idea, and "to protect the children" is a nonsense excuse. That said, it's kinda scary if a government can't regulate business behaviour when interacting with their citizens (who are inside the country).
The alternative, where a government can restrict the actions of companies in other jurisdictions is more scary.
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So just a conspiracy to funnel money into vpn companies then. /s
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There's so many reasons trying to force companies to implement age verification is a bad idea, and "to protect the children" is a nonsense excuse. That said, it's kinda scary if a government can't regulate business behaviour when interacting with their citizens (who are inside the country).
They CAN regulate the company, if the people want it.
They clearly didn't
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Gonna go give it a yank for france today
My lemmy-fu fails me to know how to do the emoji but I salute U
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So just a conspiracy to funnel money into vpn companies then. /s
I doubt VPN companies paid off the French government
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Pornhub attacked France by retreating, France surrendered.
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Now bring it back to Texas
First let's talk about your government. You've gotta do something before getting a reward.
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There's so many reasons trying to force companies to implement age verification is a bad idea, and "to protect the children" is a nonsense excuse. That said, it's kinda scary if a government can't regulate business behaviour when interacting with their citizens (who are inside the country).
Why is that scary, it’s done all the time.
It’s probably a good idea not to have corporations just run rampant and do what they want
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The alternative, where a government can restrict the actions of companies in other jurisdictions is more scary.
Yet it’s constantly done, like sure online gambling and marketing of drugs etc
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Why is that scary, it’s done all the time.
It’s probably a good idea not to have corporations just run rampant and do what they want
We agree, I said "if they can't".
