Ex-Pornhub moderator details ‘weird excuses’ to keep sick videos online ...Middle East

A former Pornhub moderator has come forward to reveal the lax policies and unusual measures the smut site took to enable illegal and disturbing content to flourish. In an interview with Business Insider, an ex-moderator for parent company MindGeek said that content reviewers were tasked with finding “weird excuses to keep videos on our sites”...

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