The EU said the sites did not appear to have "appropriate" age verification to stop children accessing porn.
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It makes no sense that the age limit is 18 when most European country’s age of consent is lower than 18. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_consent_in_Europe
European here, they’re that low because our politicians fear they might piss off their pedophillic donors (rich white people), and many citizens think it’s like for a close-in-age thing.
Holly shit. At least I’m not in the worst EU country, but second worst, really? I thought it was 18.
Uh ? What’s wrong about that ? These are basically generalized romeo&Juliet laws.
Despite what the text says, here in France, being over 18 while the other person is not can often be enough to be considered in a position of authority btw