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It's one thing when people actually seek it out. But the idea that someone may get charged for a video they didn't realise contains underage people is chilling.
by viraptor 2y ago
It's one thing when people actually seek it out. But the idea that someone may get charged for a video they didn't realise contains underage people is chilling. I know one tiny woman who in her 30s still could pass for a highschooler and will probably be carded for many years to come. On the other hand I went to high school with a couple of people who could pass for 25+ year olds easily. Without personally checking someone's id, you just can't know for sure. So even if you'd want to avoid illegal material - how sure are you you're safe?
- brookst 2y agoAll commercially produced porn is fastidious about record keeping. Even to the extent that someone underage used a convincing fake ID, relying on that infra would be a pretty strong defense. Truly amateur, unknown source, “teen” content is scary as hell.
- pseudalopex 2y ago> Even to the extent that someone underage used a convincing fake ID, relying on that infra would be a pretty strong defense. Fake ID is irrelevant in many jurisdictions.
- brookst 2y agoIt’s moot because the consumer never sees these IDs. But you can’t with a straight face say there is as much potential liability for someone watching “teen” porn from a legit company that includes 2257 statements as there is from watching torrented, unsourced, amateur “teen” content. It’s a huge difference in intent.