• Auzy@beehaw.org
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    8 months ago

    I wonder how many adults here saw porn as a kid? Probably the majority honestly. Kids don’t find youporn unless they’re looking for it.

    There is a highly effective way of preventing kids accessing porn, by being a parent and watching them (ie, put the computer in a public area) and also installing porn blockers in parallel. That’s the solution.

    The problem with laws like this, is that they’re easy to abuse and they’re created by people who don’t understand technology either (so they’re happy to make it less useful).

    Technically, even Facebook could be banned there

    • u/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org)@lemmy.sdf.org
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      8 months ago

      It’s more important to keep kids away from unsolicited porn

      That’s how I’ve seen porn for the first time, when I was around 7. From advertisements. Physical ones.
      One Slovakian pawn shop chain called “Breva” used this as an advertising strategy. Their advertisement leaflets (put into mailboxes) had nudes. I remember I secretly collected those.
      Of course, they were reported for this a couple times, but all that happened was that they got into the news a few times. (Read that as “Free advertising”) Based on news, it seems last occurrence of this was 2017.

      I mean, I remember its name because of that, so I guess it worked…