More offensive adult content is streaming from Russia and China and less from Australia and the United States, according to an Internet free-speech advocacy group based in Australia.
Keeping in line with prohibitions of depictions of unsimulated sex acts in any other medium, the Australian Broadcast Authority [ABA] has banned X-rated material on mobile devices.
As mobile phone carriers and content providers begin gearing up for what promises to be substantial market demand for mobile porn, the Australian Communications Authority stepped up its plans to protect underage mobile users from accessing illicit material via SMS and mobile carrier portals.
Australia’s Labor Party is considering draconian new restrictions on adult Internet. The proposal would require all Internet Service Providers to install filters that would block triple-X content from being transmitted to home computers.
Australian officials are scrambling to draft new rules for providers of new technology that allows cell phone users to connect to adult porn via a 1 (900) number. The porn video images will be available in Australia on next-generation cell phones later this year.
Upper management at The Post discovered this week that more than 50 of its statewide bureau managers and staff members have been routinely exchanging hardcore pornographic emails and videos after an email got sent to the wrong address
