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Section 230 is exactly why platforms can ignore digital violence and online abuse like this. I know this firsthand. I was a victim of the 2014 iCloud hack, and were uploaded to sites like Motherless without my consent. It took years of fighting to remove that content—while it continued... show more
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P*rnhub was previously exposed for monetizing real videos of abuse, including content involving drugged and unconscious victims. Only after massive public pressure and legal action did Visa and Mastercard cut ties—forcing the removal of over 90% of the site. Now, platforms like Motherless continue to profit from similar illegal and exploitative content, still processing payments through major financial systems. This is exactly why stronger, preventative laws are needed—not just reactive takedowns after the damage is done. This is the reason the PROTECT Act is needed globally. The PROTECT Act requires mandatory age verification and verified consent at the point of upload for adult platforms—stopping illegal content before it ever goes live, not after it spreads. As someone who has been exploited on P*rnhub and Motherless and been fighting for over four years to make this a requirement—this will ensure that uploaders to adult sites are verified and that consent is proven before any content is allowed online. The internet has no borders. Protection shouldn’t either.
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