> I do have to question why they needed a specific emergency exemption for "livestreamed sexual exploitation" when that "exploitation" would not qualify as "sex

> I do have to question why they needed a specific emergency exemption for "livestreamed sexual exploitation" when that "exploitation" would not qualify as "sexual abuse To identify and locate underage camwhores (who are presumed to be put up to the task). Being forced to simply flirt with men all day constitutes exploitation, not abuse. The nature of livestreams mean there is little to go on unless they're broadcasting, hence the exception.