user upload sites (tubes) are going to becomes smaller
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user upload sites (tubes) are going to becomes smaller
Just a hunch with the recent law suit against Pornhub and Mindgeek, where Visa and Mastercard have decided to abandon processing for them.I see user uploaded content sites going downhill and a new model has to crop up to fill the void.
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you have a lot to learn.... they won... calling people chomos without a criminal investigation. LOL jeez
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Who won what?BrasSmonkey wrote: ↑August 5th, 2022, 12:56 pmyou have a lot to learn.... they won... calling people chomos without a criminal investigation. LOL jeez
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What you smokingBrasSmonkey wrote: ↑August 5th, 2022, 12:56 pmyou have a lot to learn.... they won... calling people chomos without a criminal investigation. LOL jeez
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Yep Mastercard's new rules means that you really cant have ANY user uploaded content anymore if you want to accept credit card payments on your site
Now you need to have consent forms, IDs, model releases etc for everything.
Its a bit of a mess actually because although Mastercard says you must have all these forms, the European Data Protection Act says you cant share that information with anybody !
Pornhub may have won their legal battle but they have still lost their merchant account and the site is dying as a result
Now you need to have consent forms, IDs, model releases etc for everything.
Its a bit of a mess actually because although Mastercard says you must have all these forms, the European Data Protection Act says you cant share that information with anybody !
Pornhub may have won their legal battle but they have still lost their merchant account and the site is dying as a result
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What legal battle have they won, isn't their case still on going.tacnet wrote: ↑August 5th, 2022, 8:38 pmYep Mastercard's new rules means that you really cant have ANY user uploaded content anymore if you want to accept credit card payments on your site
Now you need to have consent forms, IDs, model releases etc for everything.
Its a bit of a mess actually because although Mastercard says you must have all these forms, the European Data Protection Act says you cant share that information with anybody !
Pornhub may have won their legal battle but they have still lost their merchant account and the site is dying as a result
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yo mamas pubesTerry wrote: ↑August 5th, 2022, 8:04 pmWhat you smokingBrasSmonkey wrote: ↑August 5th, 2022, 12:56 pmyou have a lot to learn.... they won... calling people chomos without a criminal investigation. LOL jeez![]()
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Ive no idea to be honest, I was just going by what BrassMonkey said lolbrt22 wrote: ↑August 6th, 2022, 11:07 amWhat legal battle have they won, isn't their case still on going.tacnet wrote: ↑August 5th, 2022, 8:38 pmYep Mastercard's new rules means that you really cant have ANY user uploaded content anymore if you want to accept credit card payments on your site
Now you need to have consent forms, IDs, model releases etc for everything.
Its a bit of a mess actually because although Mastercard says you must have all these forms, the European Data Protection Act says you cant share that information with anybody !
Pornhub may have won their legal battle but they have still lost their merchant account and the site is dying as a result
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If you guys are talking about the case in this Thread where the judge did not grant the request by Visa to be removed form the case then nothing has been ruled in favour of or against Pornhub and Mindgeek, the case is progressing.tacnet wrote: ↑August 6th, 2022, 9:49 pmIve no idea to be honest, I was just going by what BrassMonkey said lolbrt22 wrote: ↑August 6th, 2022, 11:07 amWhat legal battle have they won, isn't their case still on going.tacnet wrote: ↑August 5th, 2022, 8:38 pmYep Mastercard's new rules means that you really cant have ANY user uploaded content anymore if you want to accept credit card payments on your site
Now you need to have consent forms, IDs, model releases etc for everything.
Its a bit of a mess actually because although Mastercard says you must have all these forms, the European Data Protection Act says you cant share that information with anybody !
Pornhub may have won their legal battle but they have still lost their merchant account and the site is dying as a result
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This case might change the whole tube scene and who is responsible for the content put online.
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It will only increase sales for the rest of us.
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This could be a slippery slope as there is a much bigger picture here
If pornhub are found to be liable for content someone uploaded to their site, then by extension Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram and pretty much ALL social media sites could be held liable for any content posted with them and thats where the problem is
Social Media sites do police their content as much as possible and obviously illegal stuff (kids etc) should be blocked from the start but apart from that, how is a site supposed to know if the person in the pic has given their consent ? Or is under the influence of alcohol ? Or if its revenge porn ? etc
You cant expect every social media user to provide written documentation and IDs etc with every pic or video they want to share.
Politicians have been trying to hold social media sites liable for years and if they ever succeeded then that would be the end of social media. Thankfully most politicians realise that if they tried to end social media then they would be voted out in a heart beat
But this case could well set a precedent
If pornhub are found to be liable for content someone uploaded to their site, then by extension Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram and pretty much ALL social media sites could be held liable for any content posted with them and thats where the problem is
Social Media sites do police their content as much as possible and obviously illegal stuff (kids etc) should be blocked from the start but apart from that, how is a site supposed to know if the person in the pic has given their consent ? Or is under the influence of alcohol ? Or if its revenge porn ? etc
You cant expect every social media user to provide written documentation and IDs etc with every pic or video they want to share.
Politicians have been trying to hold social media sites liable for years and if they ever succeeded then that would be the end of social media. Thankfully most politicians realise that if they tried to end social media then they would be voted out in a heart beat
But this case could well set a precedent
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correct! courts are policing outside of the law. if they remove it case closed. when i owned linkdumps i started getting a lot of cp. i reported it case closed after i delete the links. i reviewed every link lol b4 going live. dood you can get fake anything all over the world. hell there are methods you would fall out of your seat!!tacnet wrote: ↑August 8th, 2022, 10:04 pmThis could be a slippery slope as there is a much bigger picture here
If pornhub are found to be liable for content someone uploaded to their site, then by extension Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram and pretty much ALL social media sites could be held liable for any content posted with them and thats where the problem is
Social Media sites do police their content as much as possible and obviously illegal stuff (kids etc) should be blocked from the start but apart from that, how is a site supposed to know if the person in the pic has given their consent ? Or is under the influence of alcohol ? Or if its revenge porn ? etc
You cant expect every social media user to provide written documentation and IDs etc with every pic or video they want to share.
Politicians have been trying to hold social media sites liable for years and if they ever succeeded then that would be the end of social media. Thankfully most politicians realise that if they tried to end social media then they would be voted out in a heart beat
But this case could well set a precedent
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Tubes are here to stay count on it
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Until another content distribution model pops up