Naughty America is an all-rounder when it comes to porn categories. You can find pretty much anything on there, including some less covered categories like augmented reality. There are more than 10,000 scenes available and the library is regularly updated.
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I was in the cable business for over 20 years and adult entertainment has been part of the cable industry for over 20 years and there have been always been a demand for it. The streaming companies are trying to distance themselves from it, and they make it hard to access the channels, all in the name of politics and what people think. In my experience, we had a large customer base who would order adult contact and paid monthly subscriptions for the programming, and we offered parental controls to make sure children did not have access to the material. We never tried to satisfy special interest groups by banning the material. Most kids have cell phones, and they have access to the internet, and a lot of kids are not interested in porn. R rated movies have scenes where they act out a violent rape scene, in these crime films that stuff should be banned.
I have gave up with trying to get porn on ROKU what we do now is download a casting app from our phone and cast to our ROKU works fine, sometimes we have to put our ROKU IP address in if so the app walks you threw it.
I am just relaxing blowing clouds and thought of watching some adult entertainment and I dont show a code for naughty america, i dont why Joe Biden is still in office but naughty america is not on Roku? This is insane there should be no reason to pull adult entertainment, its like apple pie and base ball. Adult entertainment is one industry were the public can possibly be star, no special schooling you can be the next one on tv. Regular people just letting nature takes its course after a bottle of wine and blue pill.
I see smoke and mirrors, they will take a movie like traffic, and they will release it as a new release and take it off for 30 days and then release it as a new release again, or the channels will change the name of the movie or change the art and display of the movie. Otherwise, if you really want a new release you have to pay for it and the ones that you pay for seldom goes to the free side of movies.
I have Amazon Prime, they have seldom good new movies available for free when a new month arrives, unless its original programming. Then adult programming was removed. There are movies being shown that shows graphic situations in movies of rape with vulgar language. That is ok. My opinion people having sex on the screen versus a scene being of graphic rape with vulgar language is worse than porn.
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Roku effectively banned all porn channels from its platform this week, leading some major adult industry players to redirect people to other streaming devices. However, a few of the biggest publishers of adult content are still promoting their now-defunct Roku channels.
VIM has a very diverse selection. maybe a bit too diverse. And why does anyone NEED to be discreet?? Its an adults only resort that many couples go to. I have 4 kids at home, and its my vacay that I pay $$ for too. Have a problem then why click on the post?
"Pretty lame, after spending all that money to go to such a beautiful place with your significant other and you really need to know if there is porn....really doesn't say much for that relationship......key word.... BE MORE D I S C R E ET"
Indeed, there are still no viable workarounds that we know of at this time. Anyone with a Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV or Google / Android TV can still watch basically the same set of channels. Pretty annoying about Roku, nonetheless.
Is it true that Reality Kings is not available of ROKU? I was told by Probiller, the main financial manager fr many adult sites, that certain sites are not supported by ROKU even with an access code. I would like to know before spending money. Many thanks.
Adult Material is a four-part British drama television series concerning a woman's life working in the adult film industry[1] Starring Hayley Squires and created by an all female team,[2] it first aired on Channel 4 on 5 October 2020.
The series follows Hayley Burrows, ostensibly an ordinary hardworking mum-of-three who has been working as Jolene Dollar in the adult entertainment industry for many years. Her life is dramatically changed by an incident between Amy, a new girl in the industry and an American hardcore actor, Tom Pain.
Jolene meets MP Stella Maitland on a talk show, just before Stella is exposed for downloading porn on her work computer. With her home life falling apart and facing health issues, Jolene decides to quit the industry and gets a job in a coffee bar.
I like porn as much as the next guy, but I don't need my underage kid seeing descriptions for hardcore sex shows in our channel lineup. But if you turn on the adult filters, you can't even find regular shows that are rated "M" for mature because their titles and descriptions are blocked, even though the titles and descriptions don't contain anything offensive. I've even seen non-mature shows get their descriptions blocked because there was some word or something that could be miscontrued (I wish I could remember the example -- it was ludicrous and really underscored how stupidly the feature was implemented).
This is ridiculous and there's a simple solution better than fixing the adult filters or making them easier to turn on and off -- let me remove channels from my lineup the way EVERY OTHER set-top box on the market allows me to do. In addition to allowing me to make absolutely sure offensive channels are not available to children, it's incredibly annoying that I have to wade through hundreds of channels or waste time constantly massaging a favorites list to get rid of all the junk -- like the umpteen foreign-language channels I will never watch, the pay channels I will never subscribe to, and the music channels I will never listen to.
Anyway, I don't want to have to start the Facebook "Stop Verizon from showing descriptions of hardcore sex shows to children" group, so let's get real here and address this problem in some way other than wasting my time turning on and off a poorly-implemented adult content filter all day long just to be able to see normal programming.
Why should he have to buy a Tivo to do what he asked? Verizon used to have the capability to do exactly what he said. You used to be able to remove channels from the menu, then they got rid of that feature and said it would be back in a future relase, that was 2 years ago. I guess they changed thier minds.
Why should he have to buy a Tivo to do what he asked? Verizon used to have the capability to do exactly what he said. You used to be able to remove channels from the menu, then they got rid of that feature and said it would be back in a future release, that was 2 years ago. I guess they changed their minds.
Yes I agree matcarl. That feature went away after the first DVR software upgrade. Also a DVR does not solve the issue of a standard STB having the problem with not being able to remove the channels. With a digital adaptor you loose all the internet features and guide, but you can block channels with the parental control, and you have no guide with porn or adult titles. My kids TV has one of those adaptors and back to basic tv, it has only the channels I want it to have.
In hindsight, Gaby Gross recognizes he should have examined his Spectrum cable TV bills more closely. If he had, he would have avoided about $800 in charges for a porn channel he neither wanted nor watched.
The first problem is that he says he never signed up for a porn channel. When Gross pointed this out to Spectrum and asked for details about how his Erotic Networks service began, he said the company replied it had no such records.
Adult Material creator Lucy Kirkwood has explained the porn drama's bittersweet ending, which saw Jolene Dollar (Hayley Squires) lose her court case against porn producer Caroll (Rupert Everett), but reconcile with her daughter, and her husband Rich (Joe Dempsie).
Earlier in the season Jolene revealed that porn kingpin Tom Pain (Julian Ovenden) had raped her when she was younger - a secret that her ally Stella Maitland (Kerry Godliman) later brings up in court in a last ditch attempt to win their case, ambushing Jolene.
However, she manages to take control of the situation, by asking her porn star friend Sabelle (Timmika Ramsay) to direct, and by setting the scene in a court room, in a tongue-in-cheek reference to her legal troubles ("Taking the law into her own a**"). 2ff7e9595c
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