Virginia joins Utah+Louisiana with no P**nhub access due to new verification laws

[Vermillion]

 

[Kern]

I can’t imagine waking up unable to access @****hub  

[geodude]

conservatives complain of big government but do **** like this 

[LoveInStereo]

1 hour ago, geodude said:

conservatives complain of big government but do **** like this 

The flip-flopping on regulation is funny but at the same time, progressives should be concerned about p hub too. Whether it’s monetizing stolen content, vids of minors, trafficking victims, revenge p victims, etc, it’s so well documented how that site feathered its nest with exploitation. They’ve tried to clean their act up for PR but they were happy to make money in shady ways for far too long & that shouldn’t sit right with anybody. I enjoy adult entertainment but I haven’t visited that site in years, nobody should be happy to give them ad revenue at this point

[rzal]

who even still uses that site  

[RockStarShit101]

myvidster>>>>>

[Bussea]

i was trying to beat my meat this morning and saw this ****. i thought it was just ****hub but i couldn’t watch anything anywhere . I was so pissed.

 

 

Still nutted tho!

Edited June 30, 2023 by Bussea

[fauxtography]

I'm a state away from Utah and it's for some reason banned for me. I don't really care, PH kinda fell off for good amateur content and it pretty much felt like the McDonalds of P*** anyways.

 

The hamster has never let me down!

[réveuse]

Good.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Nobody uses ****hub anyways

[DamianSolo]

When it first happened in Louisiana, I just used a VPN. I just bit the bullet and uploaded my information because I was too much of a hassle, and I couldn't stream on my TV like I wanted to.

 

I understand the need for protections, but it's not difficult for anyone to access it—even with these verification laws in place. It wouldn't have stopped 17-year-old me, that's for sure. And, I mean, that just is what it is. It's so pointless.