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Genuinely curious to know if their numbers are going down as a result or if people are just piling into VPNs to use porn.
I had one already for... uh... safe and legal downloads of movies/shows I definitely already own. But I have to assume this is cutting into the audience to some degree.
PH's traffic will likely go down, but other sites that don't follow the law will just go up.
Like you can just click the 3rd result and that one will probably work.
Source: live in Texas.
I did not realize Bing was a big distributor of pornography.
But then MS knows your porn habits.