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A 15 year old from Broward County Florida was missing for a year, she was found when her distraught mother was tipped off by a Pornhub user that he recognized her child on P*rnhub. The girl was found being raped in 58 videos on on an account called “Daddys_Slut.”
Police matched the abuser’s face in the videos to 7-11 convenience store surveillance footage and identified 30 year old Christopher Johnson. When police rescued the girl from his apartment and arrested Johnson she said the videos were filmed inside the apartment and that he had impregnated her.
The videos on Prnhub were monetized with ads and sold as pay-to-download content where Prnhub earned 35% of the sale of the videos.
The girl’s life will never be the same.
Here is a small sample of evidence we have about P*rnhub’s complicity:
-The CEO/owner admitted in emails that they did not verify the age or consent of any of the millions of individuals in the homemade user generated sex videos on the site.
They ignored victims who were begging for their abuse videos to be taken down including underage children.
-When they did respond to victims they would hassle them to prove they were underage or victims of rape in the videos.
-Legal filings show they also ignored police demands to remove underage abuse on multiple occasions.
-If videos were removed they would just get uploaded again and again.
-They employed only 10 moderators per 8 hour shift for all of MindGeek/Aylo’s tube sites including P*rnhub, Redtube,YouPorn, Xtube and more.
-Moderators were reprimanded if they watched less than 700 videos per shift and were expected to watch up to 1200 with the sound off. Some of the more experienced moderators would skip through over 2000 per shift.
-Multiple whistleblower moderators have come out and said their job was not to remove content, it was to allow as much content to go through as possible.
Last week text messages that were uncovered in legal discovery were published by the court where MindGeek employees said “The problem is that management does not want the rules enforced.”
-Text messages also show employees saying that management instructed them to stop sending notices of child sexual abuse on P*rnhub to management, presumably so they could claim ignorance.
-The depositions published last week confirm that P*rnhub was hiding child sexual abuse they knew about from authorities and not reporting any child abuse for over 13 years until the #Traffickinghub movement went viral. Not reporting CSAM is a criminal offense in Canada where their headquarters is.
The depositions confirmed P*rnhub wasn’t employing any industry standard technology tools to detect or remove child sexual abuse for over 13 years.
Legal discovery proved Pornhub had only one person employed 5 days a week to review flagged videos.
-They had a backlog of 706,000 flagged videos.
-They had a policy not to even review a flagged video until it has over 15 flags.
-A victim could flag their rape 15 times without ever triggering a review of the video.
-The CEO called their flagging policies “good and reasonable” in emails.
-The CEO admitted in emails it was obvious that they were trying to hide their policies from the credit card companies.
All of this was intentional company policy and practice. These were all decisions made by the owners and executives.
(The comments on the image below are real P*rnhub user comments)
Police matched the abuser’s face in the videos to 7-11 convenience store surveillance footage and identified 30 year old Christopher Johnson. When police rescued the girl from his apartment and arrested Johnson she said the videos were filmed inside the apartment and that he had impregnated her.
The videos on Prnhub were monetized with ads and sold as pay-to-download content where Prnhub earned 35% of the sale of the videos.
The girl’s life will never be the same.
Here is a small sample of evidence we have about P*rnhub’s complicity:
-The CEO/owner admitted in emails that they did not verify the age or consent of any of the millions of individuals in the homemade user generated sex videos on the site.
They ignored victims who were begging for their abuse videos to be taken down including underage children.
-When they did respond to victims they would hassle them to prove they were underage or victims of rape in the videos.
-Legal filings show they also ignored police demands to remove underage abuse on multiple occasions.
-If videos were removed they would just get uploaded again and again.
-They employed only 10 moderators per 8 hour shift for all of MindGeek/Aylo’s tube sites including P*rnhub, Redtube,YouPorn, Xtube and more.
-Moderators were reprimanded if they watched less than 700 videos per shift and were expected to watch up to 1200 with the sound off. Some of the more experienced moderators would skip through over 2000 per shift.
-Multiple whistleblower moderators have come out and said their job was not to remove content, it was to allow as much content to go through as possible.
Last week text messages that were uncovered in legal discovery were published by the court where MindGeek employees said “The problem is that management does not want the rules enforced.”
-Text messages also show employees saying that management instructed them to stop sending notices of child sexual abuse on P*rnhub to management, presumably so they could claim ignorance.
-The depositions published last week confirm that P*rnhub was hiding child sexual abuse they knew about from authorities and not reporting any child abuse for over 13 years until the #Traffickinghub movement went viral. Not reporting CSAM is a criminal offense in Canada where their headquarters is.
The depositions confirmed P*rnhub wasn’t employing any industry standard technology tools to detect or remove child sexual abuse for over 13 years.
Legal discovery proved Pornhub had only one person employed 5 days a week to review flagged videos.
-They had a backlog of 706,000 flagged videos.
-They had a policy not to even review a flagged video until it has over 15 flags.
-A victim could flag their rape 15 times without ever triggering a review of the video.
-The CEO called their flagging policies “good and reasonable” in emails.
-The CEO admitted in emails it was obvious that they were trying to hide their policies from the credit card companies.
All of this was intentional company policy and practice. These were all decisions made by the owners and executives.
(The comments on the image below are real P*rnhub user comments)