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According to Vice: > PornHub [removed] all videos on its site that weren't uploaded by official content partners or members of its model program https://www.v

• tsol 4y ago
  So they deleted videos where they couldn't verify the performers age only. Seems reasonable, to be honest. I know women who had their bodies posted on there against their consent and it can be very hard to take down, while it's trivial to be re-uploaded.
  • richbell 4y ago
    > So they deleted videos where they couldn't verify the performers age only. Which is basically all of the "amateur" / non-professionally produced videos. I recall reading that they went from around 5 million videos to 1 million. That said, I think David is right that a verified account doesn't necessarily mean the subjects consented to the video being uploaded. In theory you're verified and have all the paperwork; I'm not sure how strictly they enforced this in practice. > Videos are only eligible for earnings if you are in the video. You must fill out a co-performer agreement and keep it on you if there are other in your videos. We may request it at any time. > PornHub Model Program FAQ