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Why do we use server security to protect the content? |
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1. We use age verification services (AVS) to protect children. We are parents and do not want to see our kids surfing in porn sites. That means, in any public area you will find only softcore or censored samples. To view the free hardcore content you must prove your age using the AVS login screen. If you do not have a valid AVS-ID please apply here for your AdultCheck-ID. With your AdultCheck-ID you get instant access to more than 125,000 horny porn sites with millions of pictures, videos, stories and more. |
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2. All our porn sites are used to be free, there are no membership fees. We offer thousands of pictures and our monthly bills for content, bandwidth and so on eat all the small income from banner clicks. That´s ok, we do not publish porn to become rich. But there are some webmasters out there who try to make huge amounts of bucks stealing other peoples content and bandwidth. They create a picture gallery with some sponsor banners and link to thumbnails and pictures on other servers. They get the earnings from the banner clicks and other webmasters must pay the bill. Preventing our content from this “hotlinkers” is the second reason to use a strong server security. |
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THANK YOU AND ENJOY THE FREE PORN ! |
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There are some rare conditions in which the security procedures fail and a visitor gets a forbidden-error-page instead of the content. These cases count less than 0.01%, so 99.99% of our visitors will never see an error page. Some of this conditions belong to our coding or to our host, connection problems and so on, but mostly the reason is a failure at the clients site. |
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We read our server logfiles and every mail we receive carefully and we know exactly what happens. Here is our error-statistic which does not count internet connection problems (only visitor emails and hits/referrers of the error-pages):
80% AOL-browsers and web-tv which cannot handle links that open the requested page or image in a new browser window and so on ...
10% Windows-bugs and installation errors on the client computer ...
5% Browser settings like java disabled, text only ...
2% Proxy-settings, family filter ...
2% Users (mostly minors) which try to figure out how to access protected content without permission (age verification) ...
1% Miscellaneous including coding errors, server updates, broken links in search engines ... |
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