Any user has the ability to disable a piece of content on our platforms by filling out the Content Removal Request Form, and our policy is to immediately and automatically disable the material for further review. ‘No user can upload content to our platforms without uploading a government-issued ID that passes third-party verification. Our policy is to immediately remove any content that is found to be in violation of our terms of service, and to review any material that is reported by users, with no questions asked.

In a statement shared with .uk, a spokesperson for MindGeek said: ‘MindGeek has zero tolerance for illegal material or the bad actors who attempt to upload it on the internet. However, MindGeek has said the allegations lack merit and that it has ‘instituted the most comprehensive safeguards in user-generated platform history’. It came after the site’s parent company MindGeek was sued by several people who alleged it had profited by distributing child pornography and non-consensual sexual videos. No stranger to controversy, in the past six months, Pornhub has had its YouTube, Instagram and TikTok accounts shut down for violating the social media sites’ policies.

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