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Pornhub vs. Virginia: The Battle Over Age Verification

Pornhub is on the verge of losing a significant portion of its user base. Here is what other community platforms (not only adult platforms) can learn from it.

Pornhub is standing against a new law that would require them to verify the age of their users. It has the potential to compromise user privacy and lead to a significant loss in their community. This issue extends beyond adult platforms. There is a global rise in legislation aimed at protecting minors on various community platforms. In a bold and controversial move, Pornhub, one of the world’s…

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Welcome to the Trusted Blog: Build Better Online Communities

Welcome to the Trusted Blog, the vibrant hub where community platform managers, developers, and moderators unite to stay ahead of the curve in technology, legislation, and security. Together, let's forge a path towards better online communities. 🖖

Are you a community platform manager, developer, or moderator looking for the most up-to-date insights to help take your community platform to the next level? Are you interested in staying on top of industry trends, tech, legislation, security, and privacy issues? Then welcome to Trusted Blog — we’re here with all of the essential knowledge and resources that can empower you along this…

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Netflix enforcing Account Verification on shared accounts is super annoying and is for sure going to usher in a new golden age of piracy, rather than get people to make their own accounts.

If they thought people sharing accounts was pirating, just wait till people start actually pirating.

Netflix and other streaming sites only get6 used out of convenience, if they stop being convenient and start being really annoying, well people are going to find alternatives.

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How to Use a Data Breach for User Verification

A data breach or data leak is bad news for everyone, right? You can use it to improve your user verification and user authentication using risk scores.

The reason data breaches happen in the first place is that criminals can resell the information on the dark web. So that’s the first thing that will happen.

These account login details are used for account takeover (ATO attacks), or credential stuffing, where fraudsters attempt a combination of the email and password on numerous services.