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Yep. The problem is that the credit card issuers' regulations go way beyond determining that the content being purchased is legal, and well into judging the mor
by duskwuff 4y ago
Yep. The problem is that the credit card issuers' regulations go way beyond determining that the content being purchased is legal, and well into judging the morality of that content. Credit card processors go even further; many of them forbid sales of adult products and services entirely.
- quest88 4y agoI don't believe that. These companies want to make money and would love to make more. They also don't want to lose money, so they find ways to decrease risk. Their lawyers probably tell them what's risky and draw the line there. If you don't want them making these judgements then voters should tell their regulator exactly what is and isn't ok.
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago> then voters should tell their regulator exactly what is and isn't ok. like what, a list of allowed porn Ganres? thats not making any sence.
- quest88 4y agoAnd neither does regulation preventing purchasing porn either. But be explicit about what’s ok and what’s not if you’re going to regulate it. Otherwise companies decide for themselves and we end up here.