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Why does the Motorbunny sound like a jet engine on max??? It shook my whole house
Who is obliterating their pussy with this on that setting? π
I just had a package delivered that was NOT DISCREET AT ALL π
I told the delivery lady to wait for me while I come down my stair lift to answer the door and on the box it says: THRUSTING SEX MACHINE VIBRATING $2000
That poor old lady looked at my disabled ass with the most horrified look asgdhfkflfjf
This screenshot keeps getting sent to me, so I'd just like to clarify that this is not an official gov.uk screenshot, therefore not the actual law. This is a screenshot from a website unrelated to the govt detailing what they will be removing from their own site.
Big thank you to all of my community members who are banding together to help me identify the affected content. This would be so much more stressful on my own. Love you guys π₯Ήπ
Less than 2 weeks is not a reasonable amount of time to give people to remove content they have posted that would now be considered illegal under this law.
I have to comb through 2 years of content to make sure I am not breaking the law, otherwise I face up to 5 years in prison.
Unfortunately I live in the UK and will have to go back and edit sections out of past audios and remove certain tags from thumbnails to comply with the new laws, otherwise I will literally go to prison π
Enjoy the content while it lasts.
π¨ Update on UK content ban! From November 6, 2026, itβs a criminal offence in England and Wales to possess or publish adult content that explicitly and realistically depicts strangulation or suffocation, blood-relative content like father-daughter or brother-sister, or anyone who appears to be under 16. Content you posted years ago counts.
Step and foster scenarios are caught too, but only where one person is, or is pretending to be, under 18. Step content between adults is not covered.
The government is direct about what to do. Possession and publication are βcontinuing acts,β so if you already hold or are still hosting content in these categories, you have to permanently delete it or take it down before November 6 to avoid an offence once the law starts.
The penalties: up to 2 years for possessing strangulation or blood-relative content, up to 3 years for content depicting someone who appears under 16, and up to 5 years for publishing any of it.
One detail creators should know. The guidance lists defences, including one for a person who directly participated in the act shown. It isnβt blanket protection, other criteria apply, but performers in their own content are not automatically in the same position as someone randomly holding a file.
And enforcement is being built to match. This week the government tapped the British Board of Film Classification, the body that rates films and DVDs in the UK, for a pilot program to monitor online adult content for illegal and extreme material, per Sky News. Called the Audit of Internet Services pilot, it tests whether online content can be monitored and reported at scale the way the BBFC handles films. The BBFC has actively sought the role and says it stands ready to take it on.
This traces back to Baroness Gabrielle Bertin, who led the push for the ban in Parliament. Her February 2025 review recommended appointing a body like the BBFC to audit platforms hosting adult content. The law and the auditor are arriving together.
These are criminal offences in England and Wales. What it means for a creator based elsewhere is a jurisdiction question the guidance doesnβt settle, and itβs untested for this new law. If youβre in England or Wales, or you knowingly sell or distribute there, take this one seriously and get proper advice before November 6. This is reporting, not legal advice.
A film board may soon be auditing online adult content in the UK. Would clear written rules from a regulator make your work easier, or just hand them a bigger net?
Sources: gov.uk, Sky News, XBIZ
