Microsoft Bans “ nudity, pornography” from Skype
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Microsoft Bans “ nudity, pornography” from Skype
This is a great time to expand your entertainment reach.
We could start by putting all your content on NUDE.com and discuss the creation of sub-domains for models.
In the process create a system to automate the process of pushing new content directly to the site. Including live streams.
Here is an article you should read.
Microsoft is moving to decrease the use of its services for sharing adult content.
https://news.google.com/story/d_Wkmr3K9 ... d=us&gl=US
https://professional-troublemaker.com/2 ... rom-skype/
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/service ... ircid=7593
Skype accounts, which are now Microsoft accounts
so this vague legal document includes the use of skype for sharing
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/service ... oming.aspx
iv. Don’t publicly display or use the Services to share inappropriate content or material (involving, for example, nudity, bestiality, pornography, offensive language, graphic violence, or criminal activity).
We could start by putting all your content on NUDE.com and discuss the creation of sub-domains for models.
In the process create a system to automate the process of pushing new content directly to the site. Including live streams.
Here is an article you should read.
Microsoft is moving to decrease the use of its services for sharing adult content.
https://news.google.com/story/d_Wkmr3K9 ... d=us&gl=US
https://professional-troublemaker.com/2 ... rom-skype/
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/service ... ircid=7593
Skype accounts, which are now Microsoft accounts
so this vague legal document includes the use of skype for sharing
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/service ... oming.aspx
iv. Don’t publicly display or use the Services to share inappropriate content or material (involving, for example, nudity, bestiality, pornography, offensive language, graphic violence, or criminal activity).
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MS is getting tough all of a sudden, I wonder why now.
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You can probably thank FOSTA for that one. My guess is it's a legal liability concern.bestfreeporn wrote: ↑March 28th, 2018, 9:05 amMS is getting tough all of a sudden, I wonder why now.
Also, back when MS acquired Yahoo they did a similar thing by banning adult content from Yahoo profiles. Back then Yahoo as well as AOL had negative press due to chatroom stings. It's kind of surprising it took that long to restrict Skype from adult use. I've always assumed it was there and just ignored.
What's really unsettling is that in order to get the proof to close accounts and seize fund balances they would have to spy on the conversations. I doubt they'll manage to wipe Skype shows off the platform, camgirls will just open new accounts as old ones are closed. After all, the money transactions transact elsewhere. Sites that promote skype shows such as SkyPrivate for example will be hurt by this.
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@Heidhoe I agree.
Also I have seen a great increase of Xbox advertising in areas where under age users will want to start playing more. This might be part of their concern.
Skype has become sluggish, so maybe they are attempting to decrease the less or non profitable users?
Just because a rule is created, does not mean it will be Enforced!
Also I have seen a great increase of Xbox advertising in areas where under age users will want to start playing more. This might be part of their concern.
Skype has become sluggish, so maybe they are attempting to decrease the less or non profitable users?
Just because a rule is created, does not mean it will be Enforced!
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It will not impact me I never use those for traffic
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I used to get contacted frequently mostly by Russian models and random nutcases it does not happen as often now like in the past year or so... it was fun winding them up though when I felt in the mood.
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It should increase some people's traffic as skype users might not be able to use them for services, so those people will be looking for alternatives for cams and adult chat.
I also see cam people turning in other cam people that use skype.
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It takes a few seconds to create a new free account and you can keep your contacts on a backup. Money transacts elsewhere so no biggy. I just see a lot of new accounts created that aren't linked up with other MS services. The real impact will be felt with sites that openly promote Skype shows such as SkyPrivate, iWantClips, webcam directories, etc. Wording may change from Skype to P2P or whatever.gotonudecom wrote: ↑March 30th, 2018, 8:46 pm
It should increase some people's traffic as skype users might not be able to use them for services, so those people will be looking for alternatives for cams and adult chat.
I also see cam people turning in other cam people that use skype.
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Yet another dumb idea
You want to make money work the cams
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Skype makes money do not kid yourself
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There are ways to get around this if you read the thread
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There always is
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It's not unexpected, big companies eventually turn their backs on the adult industry. But it is not the end , adult online is a very large industry, no one company can hurt it.