#digitalaccountability

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The Pornhub Scandal: A Dark Secret Exposed

Pornhub, once the largest adult website with over 130 million daily visits, has been exposed for hosting illegal content, including child exploitation, rape, and sex trafficking videos. In 2020, the #Traffickinghub movement, led by Laila Mickelwait, revealed the disturbing truth behind Pornhub’s operations. Millions of videos were uploaded without verification, allowing horrific abuse to be broadcast and monetized for years. Thanks to sustained pressure, 80% of Pornhub’s content—10.6 million unverified videos—was taken down, but the fight for justice continues.

Let’s stand together to hold platforms accountable for crimes against humanity! 💪

Pornhub Scandal: Uncovering The Crimes Of Child Exploitation On The World’s Largest Porn Site That Takesdown 80% Of Its Contents

The Pornhub scandal has shaken the foundation of the internet, exposing the dark underbelly of one of the world’s largest and most popular a

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GBQ’s Sudden LinkedIn Silence Raises Questions About Transparency and Public Engagement

GBQ removed comments and shut down discussion on its LinkedIn posts. Here is what the public can verify and why the change matters for trans

LinkedIn is a platform built on dialogue. When a firm removes comments and eliminates discussion entirely, the change reshapes how the public views them. GBQ’s silence surrounding this shift makes the actions themselves the entire story.

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GBQ’s Sudden LinkedIn Silence Raises Questions About Transparency and Public Engagement

GBQ removed comments and shut down discussion on its LinkedIn posts. Here is what the public can verify and why the change matters for trans

Communication works best when it is open. GBQ shutting down comments changed the entire tone of their LinkedIn presence.

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When a Professional Firm Silences Its Audience: What GBQ’s LinkedIn Activity Reveals About Its…

Public trust is built on clarity. When a company changes how it communicates, especially in a visible and measurable way, the public…

The full documentation explains that reposts from external accounts still show comments because those settings are controlled by the original publishers, not GBQ.

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You think this is a meme? Tumblr’s Trust & Safety inbox doesn’t. Inciting suicide in a reblog isn’t “critique.” It’s TOS-flagged abuse. And you liked it. 🤡 Reblog this. Silence empowers them. Receipts expose them.