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Originally Posted by Ramster
Overall not good for our industry. Pornhub had their processing shut down over 6 months ago and since then, Mastercard has come up with new rules which essentially say "if someone wants their content removed from a website, it must be removed or you risk us dropping you for processing". This means a model you PAID, she signed all the releases and so on can come back to you 4 years later and say Remove my content! I'm a teacher now. If you don't, buy buy processing.
This is why things like this are bad for our business as a whole. It draws attention to our industry that is not needed and not wanted.
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Ive been dealing with this shit since 2018. I even discussed it here on this board and crickets.
The thing for program owners to do is to get out in front of this as much as possible.
Going forward this means you can pay less for content. You can also ask models to waive their rights.
In Japan, the business, as corrupt as it is, was able to get the police to accept 5 year terms. Then, if a model chooses to remove content, the studio can make an offer to keep the content live pointing out that pirates will still have the content in distribution and the studio offers to pay a renewal fee. Most models here realize the fultility of complete removal, so change the models name and you may have a solution.
Now that production is at a near stand-still models are resorting to escorting any doing anything for a buck to survive. STDs and AIDS are on the rise as a result.
This has been coming for a long long time. I think the GirlsDoPorn trials are much worse for the industry. Wait til politicians start asking if porn should be legal at all.