There is no doubt that adult-rated content has taken over the internet, and there is now no way to stop people accessing it in some way if they really want to. The 1990’s generation could do nothing to overcome the relentless wave of pornography which was thrust upon them during the rise of the internet early in the millennium, and the ridiculous accessibility of all material from the adult industry has meant that it is now here to stay.
It is from this background that the latest chapter in pornography on the net has begun, with news filtering through that former staff of search-engine titans Google have launched their own pornography equivalent, Boodigo, for web browsers to access…
“Google and Bing have gradually been weeding out the industry’s adult content and that (for us) has been tremendously frustrating. If someone is looking for videos of oral sex and tries to find them via Google, what they get is an article by Wikipedia and advice from Cosmopolitan. And when they get what they’re looking for it can well be pirated material.”
