YouTube said it terminated Pornhub’s channel, which was used as a marketing tool, over “multiple violations” by linking to sites that host content not allowed by its community guidelines. Pornhub’s parent company, MindGeek, is not taking the removal lightly and “vehemently denied” YouTube’s claims that it linked to porn sites. Pornhub’s removal on YouTube is just one of many in the past few years—Mastercard and Visa cut payments from the adult content firm, and Instagram banned it most recently permanently.
Pornhub had nearly 900,000 subscribers before it was pulled from YouTube. The porn mega-site said in a statement: “Pornhub maintains the absolute best trust and safety measures on the internet and takes special care to ensure it does not violate any of YouTube’s Community Guidelines.” They added, “Unfortunately, this is just the latest example of discrimination against those in the adult industry.”
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