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The porn banner makes a little more sense when you realize that there is a small but growing number of Internet users that need to use VPNs to bypass nanny stat
by phone8675309 6y ago
The porn banner makes a little more sense when you realize that there is a small but growing number of Internet users that need to use VPNs to bypass nanny state restrictions on access to pornography.
Obviously, they’re against Google's Terms of Service and should be removed, but that’s the market that the VPN company is targeting - people looking for porn on YouTube.
- sukilot 6y agoThere is no hardcore porn on YouTube.
- phone8675309 6y agoYes - that’s the point of this ad - targeting the crowd of people that want access to hardcore porn but need a VPN to get it. A significant number of people looking for that view softcore or soft core adjacent porn on YouTube, and this ad (and ads like it) target that crowd.
- searchableguy 6y agoYou might be surprised. Ever since the Indian government's porn ban, lot of folks uploading stuff on YouTube.