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VPN sales should also really be boosting in the UK since they just passed a new law. It makes it that all ISP's have to log every single website visited for every single person there. Also it gives the government the right to hack in and search any computer and device they own. Forces companies to decrypt any data on command. And it forces all companies to turn over new security features in products before they are released.
In other words every single thing UK citizens do online is now documented. It's the "most extreme surveillance law ever passed in a democracy,"
Anyone without a VPN in the UK going forward is a fool.
http://www.zdnet.com/article/snoopers-charter-expansive-new-spying-powers-becomes-law/
I'll just leave with this tidbit. PrivateInternetAccess.com recently had their VPN service put to the ultimate test. They got a subpoena from the FBI to turn over all records about a suspect. VPN complied with the subpoena...and turned over nothing, since they don't log any data. Best evidence to date on a VPN service really not keeping records like they state.
https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-providers-no-logging-claims-tested-in-fbi-case-160312/
In other words every single thing UK citizens do online is now documented. It's the "most extreme surveillance law ever passed in a democracy,"
Anyone without a VPN in the UK going forward is a fool.
http://www.zdnet.com/article/snoopers-charter-expansive-new-spying-powers-becomes-law/
I'll just leave with this tidbit. PrivateInternetAccess.com recently had their VPN service put to the ultimate test. They got a subpoena from the FBI to turn over all records about a suspect. VPN complied with the subpoena...and turned over nothing, since they don't log any data. Best evidence to date on a VPN service really not keeping records like they state.
https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-providers-no-logging-claims-tested-in-fbi-case-160312/
Wow thats kinda scary. It's not like I have anything to hide but the idea of that much surveillance kinda weirds me out. Good to know privateinternetaccess is actually as a good as they claim to be as that's already the VPN I have. I stopped using it after Netflix blocked it from accessing their US version but I guess I'll start just letting it auto connect and use it all the time.
A few VPNs have developed work arounds for US Netflix.
https://www.comparitech.com/blog/vp...rror-here-are-6-vpns-that-still-work-in-2016/
And it just gets worse for the UK. A new proposal would block internet users from sites that contain 'non-conventional' sex acts.
https://www.theguardian.com/technol...entional-sex-acts-online-internet-pornography
There's more to the article, but this is the important bit.
Guessing that would wipe out MFC from being accessed in the UK. Looks like it would also block models from accessing the site to stream themselves. Most likely, there goes all the UK models jobs if this gets enacted...which it looks like it will.
https://www.theguardian.com/technol...entional-sex-acts-online-internet-pornography
There's more to the article, but this is the important bit.
Guessing that would wipe out MFC from being accessed in the UK. Looks like it would also block models from accessing the site to stream themselves. Most likely, there goes all the UK models jobs if this gets enacted...which it looks like it will.
Why would they need to change the prices?
I doubt that would mean no more UK models - VPNs aren't mentioned in the law at all, so what we will see is an increase in models from the UK showing up as being in the US or continental Europe instead. Hell, maybe it's time for me to start a VPN business targeted at UK citizens
If the legislation passes, adult payment processors will ban UK payments on camsites. Therefore, camsites would no longer allow UK models and UK members.Why would they need to change the prices?
I doubt that would mean no more UK models - VPNs aren't mentioned in the law at all, so what we will see is an increase in models from the UK showing up as being in the US or continental Europe instead. Hell, maybe it's time for me to start a VPN business targeted at UK citizens
The bill contains language that lets the UK government block payments to non-compliant sites.
https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/23/uk-wants-to-censor-non-conventional-sex-videos/
Well I guess it seems like I need to move to a less oppressive country. I hear Syria is nice this time of year.
They are anti pedophile the problem is they are trying to use blanket laws that effect other industries to solve a problem. The main issue is they want to use the British Board of Film Classification's to regulate things that aren't govern by the film board to begin with. They don't have to put much effort into fixing the details because conservatives eat this stuff up.
As far a camsites go it will be simple. UK will be added to the blackout countries like Romania and Brazil are currently. The question is how much money will be lost if sites lose the UK audience. I think this would had been a more major issue pre-brexit but now with UK going into recession the cam sites are already getting used to the lost of volume coming from UK and might be able to ride this out till progressives can get majority back in 2 or 3 years.
This is just be another reason for Ireland and Scotland to use to break from England. They won't have issues working a, "England is afraid of naked women" angle even on TV.
Well first off I'm mainly on SM so the prices are already regulated by the models themselves and the competition between them. In the case of SM you mostly see the schedule shifting since brexit. More US eccentric hours and less girls on at EU prime times. In my opinion since MFC models show goal prices seem to vary so wildly they probably not based against any external economic forces as much. I guess you'll see the same schedule moving to find an available audience first before anything else happens. This is from a client perspective you'd need a model to tell you if they currently care about UK clients or not.
I find this quite ironic how the government are so "PORN IS EVIL" and "lets get the Peado's" when for years there have been rumours of cover ups of historic sexual abuse going on for generations in the government. In the 80s there was a dossier of a peadophiles associated with the government which very conveniently managed to go missing and they still cover it up for their own. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_paedophile_dossier.
It's like they want to stop all the peado's except the ones safely tucked up in their own corridors of power.
Personally I don't think the government really care at all, it is just a way of scoring cheap political points and distracting from real issues. If you imagine the stereotype of an old stuffy stuck up toffish conservative English person then that sort of person makes up a large percentage of the voting public. They are happy with things like this and distracted from the more negative things currently affecting our country like the collapsing value of the pound which is causing prices of many things to rise, which has far more of an impact on the average citizen's lives than innefective porn laws which can be circumvented with a 10 second google search.
Most camsite prices are set in US$ so nothing in the UK will have any effect on that.
But if Scotland and Northern Ireland left the UK wouldn't that kill their economies?
Interesting. But in any case we can't conclude how it will impact any sites until we see the implementation of the law and how each site will respond.
Possibly yes. I've seen one analysis for Scotland that said that during/before their independence referendum, they would be OK. The problem however was that it was at a time when oil prices were unreasonably high and now that the prices dropped, they would be screwed (primarily because their government spending/costs are way too high for their GDP); as a result, if they decide to leave the UK they would also have to go on a reform spree, increasing taxes, cutting government jobs and services.
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Did you just say/allude/insinuate that *Ireland and Scotland would use a webcamming blackout as a reason to UKexit? Really? REALLY??? Get a grip, dude.
*Note: Pretty sure you meant "Northern Ireland" (the six northeastern counties), as "Ireland" has been independent from the UK for many decades.
Internet censorship would be the reason and is one of many reason that would be used to push for it. There are people that voted for Trump just because Hillary was a woman. It's was not a popular reason at all to many people but doesn't remove it was a reason for some people out there. Brexit was around a bunch or reasons both large and small all built up into a single decision.
Using vulgarity to push a political agenda is alive and well in the UK. I have no doubt someone joke about fear of naked women as a way to push an overlaying agenda of internet freedom politically even on TV.
For anyone reading this in the future, that is bad advice. ExpressVPN is a horrible choice. They collect your name, email, and credit card info (if you use a CC). They also log your IP and web activity and will send out DMCA notices. They are not a good VPN to use at all. Purposeful logging and tracking what you do is entirely against the point of using a VPN in the first place.
That chart is a couple years old. The only thing they log is the location of sever choosen and the amount of data transferred. The users web history and real IP is never logged.https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-anonymous-review-160220/
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