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>50% keeping a porn collection I can only imaging what a teenager is able to amass these days with TB hard drives and what others might think when they go thro
by icefox 16y ago
>50% keeping a porn collection
I can only imaging what a teenager is able to amass these days with TB hard drives and what others might think when they go through it. From a security perspective if [they] suspect that [you] have a porn collection would it be prudent to keep a small and neutral porn collection somewhere easily found on their system? With the percentage being so high they (parents) might keep looking until they find something.
- klbarry 16y agoWhat is the advantage for those who want to watch erotic materials in storing pornography? Streaming it is easy, safe, and is harder to catch from the individual computer, and the supply of different porn materials is essentially unlimited? I never really understood this.
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- xnxn 16y agoThe same issue as with most services: you can't be certain it'll be accessible tomorrow. Maintaining a local archive of your data is always a good idea.
- SageRaven 16y agoMy guess is that porn downloaders, like may other media downloaders (warez, music, videos, etc.), have a hoarding/pack-rat mentality. All too often I see people amassing various collections of digital media so huge, they'd never in a lifetime be able to consume it all.
- hakl 16y agoMost porn is quite distasteful, and streaming sites' tags are generally a mess (if they are even implemented).
- flawawa2 16y agoPeople have favourite scenes and need to be able to easily and quickly access those during the masturbation.
- jules 16y agoBut why? If you're not a politician it's not such a problem?
- clistctrl 16y agoWhat if you occasionally like some of the more unusual things, off the top of my head "women with goats" I think we can agree you don't want even your most open minded best friend finding this. So you make a more obvious easier to find folder with more acceptable videos as a decoy.
- jules 16y agoI wouldn't mind. If they snoop around my PC and are shocked by what they find (although I highly doubt that they would) then they should deal with it. If your friends are very religious or something I can understand why you'd want to spend extra effort to hide stuff. But even then if they don't want to know they shouldn't be opening a folder called "porn".