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Legal Battle: Adult Sites Versus EU Regulations

In a bold legal move, PornHub, Stripchat, and Xvideos are suing the European Union (EU), challenging the stringent criteria and obligations imposed by the Digital Services Act (DSA). At the heart of the dispute is the classification of these adult sites as very large online platforms (VLOPs). This designation brings heavy regulatory burdens, including rigorous content moderation and transparency in advertising. This lawsuit highlights a pivotal moment in the ongoing tension between digital platform operations and regulatory efforts to safeguard online spaces.

**Breton** emphasized that by “pointing out the responsibility of platforms,” they signal how “things have changed in Europe.”

Three of the internet’s most visited adult sites have initiated legal proceedings against the European Union, contesting the enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA) against them. The DSA, a comprehensive regulatory framework, seeks to ensure a safer digital environment by defining clear responsibilities for digital service providers, especially those identified as posing systemic risks to society due to their large user bases. Platforms with over 45 million monthly users in the EU must adopt a higher level of accountability, including enhanced content moderation practices and increased transparency regarding online advertisements.

The contention arises over the European Commission’s classification of these websites as VLOPs, which subjects them to the DSA’s more demanding regulatory regime. The adult sites argue that the Commission’s user count exceeds actual figures and that the DSA’s advertising transparency requirements are excessively burdensome. The legal challenge is not just a disagreement over numbers but a fundamental dispute over privacy, freedom of expression, and the extent of regulatory oversight over digital platforms.

Aylo, the parent company of Pornhub, asserts that the Commission’s determination of their user base is flawed, claiming their actual monthly active users in the EU fall below the DSA’s threshold. This challenge extends to the DSA’s demand for public access to an advertising repository, which would disclose details of all advertisements posted on the platform in the past year. The adult sites argue that this requirement infringes on their operational privacy and the confidentiality of their advertising strategies.

This lawsuit marks a critical juncture in the broader dialogue on digital regulation, privacy, and the balance between safeguarding the public from harmful content and respecting the operational freedoms of online platforms. The outcome of this legal battle could set a precedent for how digital services are regulated in the EU, influencing not only the adult entertainment industry but all sectors operating within the digital domain.

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Thank You For An Epic 2025… Now Let’s Go Bigger In 2026!

From Lalexpo, we want to express our sincerest gratitude to everyone who was part of our 10th edition, held from February 23 to 26. This event was a resounding success!

Thanks to the participation of 5,542 attendees, more than 120 sponsors, and the valuable presence of government entities, artists, and influencers, we successfully delivered an unforgettable edition.

Every year, Lalexpo continues to grow and establish itself as the leading event in the industry, and this would not be possible without your support and commitment. We are proud to have shared this space with such a vibrant and passionate community.

Additionally, we are pleased to announce that the “Win with Lalexpo” prize giveaway was successfully held through our Latam Events app, including the highly anticipated motorcycle, bringing joy to our lucky winners.

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Relive the best moments of this edition in our after movie:

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See You in 2026!

We are already working hard on the next edition of Lalexpo, committed to continuing to offer unique, innovative, and enriching experiences for the entire community.

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SkyPrivate Announces New Solutions as Skype Moves to Teams

With Skype transitioning to Teams, SkyPrivate is announcing new
solutions to ensure its users the smoothest transition.

With Microsoft’s announcement that Skype is transitioning to Teams by May 5, 2025,
SkyPrivate unveiled they’re already working on multiple alternatives to ensure its users the
same seamless, premium, and private communication experiences on the platform.

For over two decades, Skype has been a cornerstone of online communication, enabling
personal and professional interactions across the globe.

As Microsoft transitions users to Teams, SkyPrivate announced it remains committed to its
core mission:

Building Personal-Connection adult communities—spaces where people can engage in
real, personal, intimate, and erotic interactions using platforms that feel natural, like Skype
and Discord.

A Seamless Transition for SkyPrivate Users
In response to this industry shift, SkyPrivate shared its plan moving forward:

SkyPrivate models and members are already able to use Discord for private shows – both
prepaid and pay-per-minute ones. Furthermore, the platform revealed they’ll be providing
free webinars and hands-on tutorials for all those users who want to learn how to use
Discord for 1-on-1 calls via SkyPrivate.

Teams free app prepaid private shows are now possible via SkyPrivate, with pay-per-minute
calls on Teams free app coming soon, as well.

Telegram prepaid private shows are now possible via SkyPrivate, with pay-per-minute 1-on-1 calls on Telegram soon to come, too, the company announced.

And lastly, SkyPrivate is also evaluating a premium 1 to 1 streaming solution to enhance the
user experience, although its focus remains on private, one-on-one calls.

Turning Change into Opportunity
Rather than viewing Skype’s transition to Teams as a disruption, SkyPrivate sees it as the
catalyst for progress.

The company is doubling down on its commitment to adaptability, security, and innovation
to deliver even better solutions for its community of models and members.

“The end of Skype marks the beginning of a new era for digital communication, and we are
ready to lead that transformation,” said Dragos, Chief Commercial Officer of SkyPrivate.

“We understand how important seamless and intimate connections are to our users. That’s
why we are speeding up our development efforts to provide new, innovative alternatives
that maintain that personal touch SkyPrivate is known for.”

SkyPrivate is actively engaging with its user community to gather feedback and ensure
these new solutions meet their evolving needs.

In this respect, the company invites users to join its official Teams, Discord, and Telegram
communities for real-time updates and early access to upcoming features.
For more information, follow the latest updates on SkyPrivate’s News Center page.

About SkyPrivate
SkyPrivate is a platform that facilitates real, personal, and intimate 1-on-1 interactions.
With a strong focus on innovation and user experience, it continues to redefine how
individuals connect in an increasingly digital world.

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Utah Passes Groundbreaking App Store Age Verification Law

Utah is the first U.S. state to require app stores to verify users’ ages and obtain parental consent before minors can download apps. The App Store Accountability Act shifts responsibility from websites to app stores, gaining support from Meta, Snap, and X. However, critics argue the law raises privacy concerns and could face legal challenges over free speech rights.

Utah has passed the App Store Accountability Act, making it the first U.S. state to require app stores to verify users’ ages and obtain parental consent for minors downloading apps. The law aims to enhance online safety for children, though similar regulations have faced legal opposition.

The law shifts the responsibility of verification from websites to app store operators like Apple and Google. Meta, Snap, and X support the move, stating that parents want a centralized way to monitor their children’s app activity. They have also urged Congress to adopt a federal approach to avoid inconsistencies across states.

Despite this support, privacy advocates and digital rights groups argue that requiring age verification could compromise user privacy and limit access to online content. The Chamber of Progress warns that this could infringe on free speech and constitutional rights.

Legal challenges are likely. A federal judge previously blocked a similar law in Utah, citing First Amendment violations. Opponents expect lawsuits that could delay or overturn the legislation.

As states push for stricter digital protections for minors, Utah’s law could serve as a test case for future regulations—if it survives expected legal battles.