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Old 04-17-2019, 05:28 AM  
Mr.Fiction
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Originally Posted by wehateporn View Post
Twitter, Reddit and image-sharing community Imgur, for example, will not be required to administer the scheme because they fall under an exception where more than a third of a site or app's content must be pornographic to qualify.

Likewise, any platform that hosts pornography but does not do so on a commercial basis - meaning it does not charge a fee or make money from adverts or other activity - will not be affected.
How does this protect children if sites with no ads and sites with mixed content are not blocked? Twitter and Reddit have more porn than almost any adult site on the web.
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