What if companies that want to expand globally actually want to be forbidden to show any 'objectionable' content. They don't really want to do it themselves, so

What if companies that want to expand globally actually want to be forbidden to show any 'objectionable' content. They don't really want to do it themselves, so they work to get it mandated? Seems like it could increase the barrier of entry significantly while simultaneously giving access to new, less saturated markets? Sounds like crazy talk, but why has porn suddenly become such a big deal? Even before internet, porn has been readily accessible for decades, so why does it suddenly become a problem big enough that companies seems willing to loose their entire business to filter out a specific class of content? The only reasonable explanation is that they are seizing the opportunity, one possibly created on purpose, to enact realignment to new markets without getting all the flak themselves.