Should people who do Only Fans or post other pornographic materials online have the RIGHT to have that material removed at a later date?

[KrakenAttackin]

This is assuming the posting of the material was lawful at the date/location it was posted.

YES. People who knowingly post pornographic materials should have the RIGHT to have that material removed at a later date

NO. You knowingly posted the material, you knew the Internet is forever.

YES. You should be able to have the material removed, by a for profit company, at whatever market price. But you realize the material might be reposted by third parties.

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Note how few pink voters there are.😂😂😂😂

[DextroShade]

If anything we need a database of every woman who has ever done any kind of sex work whether it's prostitution, porn, OnlyFans, stripping, or sugaring. Every guy should be able to search this database before he takes one of these hoes seriously. Guys should be asking each other "Did you check the Hoefax?"

[hahahmm]

No. But it's strange women would even ask for that because you KNOW they control the simps who run the courts and the simp politicians so they can always get laws that say if you share or look at a picture they don't want you to they will put you in prison for 5 years or some bs.

[KrakenAttackin]

@hahahmm. I do agree that when enough former OF girls get together and start making noise, this issue will become a national emergency as the protection of "victimized" or "trafficked" women will be "essential".

[hahahmm]

If I had the time to do it, I would post some fake pics of myself online with a 5 foot schlong. Then whenever you're spotted in public the paparazzi would be getting pics & the media would say, "Mr. 5 Footer was spotted sitting in a cafe today"...

[IslaTheWitch]

you can always change your decision, so there should be an option to remove those materials... but the internet isn't forgiving...

[KrakenAttackin]

@islathewitch. Change your decision? So zero accountability? That's not realistic.

[IslaTheWitch]

accountability? for what?

[KrakenAttackin]

@islathewitch. If you choose to make money by being naked online, it is reasonable to expect that content to float around the Internet for eternity.

[IslaTheWitch]

lol... I don't think that way... people make mistakes, no reason those mistakes ruin their whole life, when they finally understood what was wrong...

[DextroShade]

By that logic a murderer should be able to get out of jail and have his record expunged because he just made a mistake.

[IslaTheWitch]

@DextroShade lol... not sure if the weight of those mistakes is comparable...

but yes... if a murderer truly regrets and won't do it again... it would be better to return them to the society than pay for their stay in the prison

[DextroShade]

This is why women should not be allowed to vote, repeal the 19th!

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Unless you signed a contract that says otherwise, you probably have the right to pursue that. But like you said the internet is forever and there are companies that will go through the effort of taking those videos down as much as possible for a price.

[PeachyPie93]

I think they should have that right, but if they were paid by a company to do it, you should have to pay them back to have it taken down. But once you put videos out there, its likely they will be reposted somewhere by someone.

[Anonymous]

The internet is forever.. Those lowlife women who post shit like that need to accept the consequences of their actions. Accountability is unfortunately a foreign concept to most women judging by the votes.

[KrakenAttackin]

Anon... I think a wave of accountability will hit women in the near future courtousy of Only Fans. I am willing to bet there will be waves of lawsuits as women who sold themselves online realize what they have done.

[dustybiker2]

Rules change. I agree with other opinions with money exchanging hands, some form of reimbursement needs to happen. Not bloody likely, but the owner of the content can dream.

[msc545]

Yes I think they should. It's their material. They own it legally I believe and if so part of ownership is the right to get rid of something that you own.

[KrakenAttackin]

@msc545. Do they not sign a release when they profit from the material?

[msc545]

That's a good point but I'm not exactly certain. If they sign a release then sure they should not have ownership of the material at that point and have no right to have it taken down.

[KrakenAttackin]

@msc545. Even if they didn't sign a release, they will be chasing that material forever. People can always re-upload the material and the cycle continues.

[dustybiker2]

When you post something to a hosting site (same as gag with content) the site then claims rights to it.

[KrakenAttackin]

@dustybiker2 Makes sense.

[msc545]

That is VERY true!

[Juxtapose]

You literally can't stop this. Post a picture of your dick and somebody gets a screenshot? There is nothing you can do to prevent them from spreading that all over the internet.

[OtterMan68]

Yes, if that's what the contract they agreed to says. But even so, once on the internet, always on the internet.

[DarkLegacy]

It would make no difference. It will already be posted everywhere else and people will be pretending to be that person in the porn.

[ChinaGrove]

Yes, of course. Only Fans is the new name for porn. It's exactly that. They dupe you into thinking it's not. Do me once, shame on you...