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[QUOTE=NedleyMandingo;7135076]With the new law taking effect Jan. 1 will this affect USASG? I mean all the state has to do is say it's an adult site so we need you to upload your drivers license. Would anyone here really do that?
[URL]https://gizmodo.com/pornhub-is-pulling-out-of-florida-2000540212[/URL][/QUOTE]Hell no, not with the past history of this site. You are nuts to upload your DL here.
[QUOTE=NedleyMandingo;7135076]With the new law taking effect Jan. 1 will this affect USASG? I mean all the state has to do is say it's an adult site so we need you to upload your drivers license. Would anyone here really do that?
[URL]https://gizmodo.com/pornhub-is-pulling-out-of-florida-2000540212[/URL][/QUOTE]Get your VPN account if you don't already have one. . . . Apparently the lesson from 1920's Prohibition has not been learned yet.
[URL]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14221953/read-matt-gaetz-ethics-report-full.html[/URL]
So this is going into effect tomorrow. Definitely terrible that they are asking for Driver's License information to verify age, yeah you can use a VPN to get around it, but these are overreaching laws in my opinion.
[URL]https://www.wptv.com/news/state/house-bill-3-florida-residents-will-have-to-verify-their-age-to-access-adult-sites-starting-jan-1-2025[/URL]
CdV "ad" on the homepage is already there. They couldn't even wait until 1/1.
[QUOTE=LuvGourmet;7136258]Get your VPN account if you don't already have one. . . . Apparently the lesson from 1920's Prohibition has not been learned yet.[/QUOTE]It's going to get worse. North Carolina passed the same bill a few years ago and now they are pushing to expand the bill beyond its current status saying possession of good ole fashioned hardcore adult porn is a felony charge.
[QUOTE=Punkox;7148093]It's going to get worse. North Carolina passed the same bill a few years ago and now they are pushing to expand the bill beyond its current status saying possession of good ole fashioned hardcore adult porn is a felony charge.[/QUOTE]Wait what? Seriously?
What if you're driving from FL to RI or vice versa?
Do have a link?
BTW, it's fucking annoying to now have to use Xvideos instead of PH and Chaturbate. Man, I loved the latter.
[QUOTE=RICheeseHead;7148174]BTW, it's fucking annoying to now have to use Xvideos instead of PH and Chaturbate. Man, I loved the latter.[/QUOTE]I got the age verification message on PH but Chaturbate seems to still work ok. But yeah it's annoying nevertheless.
[QUOTE=Bertil;7148860]I got the age verification message on PH but Chaturbate seems to still work ok. But yeah it's annoying nevertheless.[/QUOTE]Use a VPN.
Lake Sheriff's Undercover Detectives Arrest 29 and Rescue 4 Human Trafficking Victims in Recent Operation.
The Lake County Sheriff's Office Special Investigations Bureau recently conducted a three-day human trafficking operation, dubbed Operation Forced Labor. Operation Forced Labor was conducted at an undisclosed location in the central part of Lake County from February 6-8, 2025. The focus of the undercover operation was the identification, safe recovery, and stabilization of human trafficking victims. Detectives from the Clermont, Eustis, Leesburg, and Mount Dora Police Departments, along with detectives from the Polk County Sheriff's Office and Homeland Security, provided significant assistance throughout the investigation. During the operation, detectives worked in an undercover capacity using various known prostitution websites to solicit prostitutes and individuals looking for services provided by prostitutes.
During the operation, 33 individuals traveled to meet undercover detectives with the intent of engaging in criminal activity, and 29 of those subjects were arrested for various prostitution and drug-related offenses. Four individuals were identified as victims of human trafficking; they were not charged. The Lake County Sheriff's Office, with the assistance of Homeland Security, was able to provide resources to safely relocate and stabilize these human trafficking victims. The Florida Sheriff's Association Anti-Human Trafficking Committee, along with the Emergency Assistance & Care fund, provided the Lake County Sheriff's Office with monetary aid to supplement necessary expenses associated with recovery and stabilization to include food, clothing, temporary lodging, and transportation.
Detectives were able to arrest one of the suspects responsible for trafficking one of the victims during their investigation. Additional arrests related to the remaining three human trafficking victims are pending further investigation. These ongoing investigations will necessitate the use of digital forensics, victim cooperation, and investigative support from Homeland Security and various local law enforcement jurisdictions. Lead detectives plan to maintain communication with the victims to support continued stabilization efforts and to attempt to facilitate relationships between victims and non-governmental support organizations, such as the Department of Children and Family Services and other organizations that provide family services and support.
"This was a collaborative effort. Our detectives and other law enforcement partners worked very hard together to identify and rescue these victims of human trafficking and connect them to valuable resources that are available to assist them. We want these victims to know there is a way out. " -Lake County Sheriff Peyton Grinnell.
[QUOTE=BigLow;7195856]Lake Sheriff's Undercover Detectives Arrest 29 and Rescue 4 Human Trafficking Victims in Recent Operation.
The Lake County Sheriff's Office Special Investigations Bureau recently conducted a three-day human trafficking operation, dubbed Operation Forced Labor. Operation Forced Labor was conducted at an undisclosed location in the central part of Lake County from February 6-8, 2025. The focus of the undercover operation was the identification, safe recovery, and stabilization of human trafficking victims. Detectives from the Clermont, Eustis, Leesburg, and Mount Dora Police Departments, along with detectives from the Polk County Sheriff's Office and Homeland Security, provided significant assistance throughout the investigation. During the operation, detectives worked in an undercover capacity using various known prostitution websites to solicit prostitutes and individuals looking for services provided by prostitutes.
During the operation, 33 individuals traveled to meet undercover detectives with the intent of engaging in criminal activity, and 29 of those subjects were arrested for various prostitution and drug-related offenses. Four individuals were identified as victims of human trafficking; they were not charged. The Lake County Sheriff's Office, with the assistance of Homeland Security, was able to provide resources to safely relocate and stabilize these human trafficking victims. The Florida Sheriff's Association Anti-Human Trafficking Committee, along with the Emergency Assistance & Care fund, provided the Lake County Sheriff's Office with monetary aid to supplement necessary expenses associated with recovery and stabilization to include food, clothing, temporary lodging, and transportation.
Detectives were able to arrest one of the suspects responsible for trafficking one of the victims during their investigation. Additional arrests related to the remaining three human trafficking victims are pending further investigation. These ongoing investigations will necessitate the use of digital forensics, victim cooperation, and investigative support from Homeland Security and various local law enforcement jurisdictions. Lead detectives plan to maintain communication with the victims to support continued stabilization efforts and to attempt to facilitate relationships between victims and non-governmental support organizations, such as the Department of Children and Family Services and other organizations that provide family services and support.
"This was a collaborative effort. Our detectives and other law enforcement partners worked very hard together to identify and rescue these victims of human trafficking and connect them to valuable resources that are available to assist them. We want these victims to know there is a way out. " -Lake County Sheriff Peyton Grinnell.[/QUOTE]This is why vetting before giving out UTR numbers is so important to the gatekeeper and why I stopped.
These girls aren't pros and the risk of them turning us in to beat a charge is so much greater.
Facilitating Prostitution is a charge.
As if this area wasn't already void of providers. I saw a few TGTBT ads up in Leesburg, and Ocala and they wanted to meet around Leesburg. They looked good but it pinged my radar. At least with my burner phone, I can easily change the number. Dodged a bullet, and agree. Never share a number you're given. Safer for all of us.
My adult dancer friend in Winter Garden left, so the search for a regular continues. It's a dogs life -buck bundy.
I like stories like this. After all, she is a human being. She can have fun too. I would love to meet her one day too.
[QUOTE=Orlo69;7126775]I actually know a provider that I will not mention her name. This said provider was and is an amazing provider and person. I actively saw her while she was going through the police academy. She graduated and was for a time one of our local law enforcement. She has a double life wearing the badge during the day and seeing some of her old clients on her free time. Only a hand full of her clients new she was LEO during the day. She has since moved out of state with her kids but we keep in contact when she visits.
Stay safe.
Orlo69.[/QUOTE]
Channel 6 news just posted an alert on a more recent sex sting. Operation Heart Braker with netted 30 people. For either sex trafficking and prostitution. The operation started on February 6th. Involving several different law enforcement agencies. Not only were the girls arrrested, but also the Jon's. They did posted the mug shots of every one arrested, in the article. You mite want to check it out.