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Global pornography giant Aylo has blocked Australians from accessing its websites in response to new laws requiring online platforms to verify users’ age for R-rated content.
On March 9, the second tranche of Australia’s Age-Restricted Material Codes came in to effect, forcing digital platforms to impose strict age verification to prevent children under 18 from accessing adult and harmful online materials.
Under the changes, the eSafety Commissioner—Australia’s online safety regulator—now has the power to fine companies up to $49.5 million (US$34.6 million) for not complying with these new codes under the Online Safety Act.
Several days ahead of the new laws taking effect, Aylo, which owns sites such as Pornhub, RedTube, YouPorn, and Tube8, introduced a blanket ban on Australian users….
On March 9, the second tranche of Australia’s Age-Restricted Material Codes came in to effect, forcing digital platforms to impose strict age verification to prevent children under 18 from accessing adult and harmful online materials.
Under the changes, the eSafety Commissioner—Australia’s online safety regulator—now has the power to fine companies up to $49.5 million (US$34.6 million) for not complying with these new codes under the Online Safety Act.
Several days ahead of the new laws taking effect, Aylo, which owns sites such as Pornhub, RedTube, YouPorn, and Tube8, introduced a blanket ban on Australian users….
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