Nope, no trouble.My girl (23) found her search 'rape' on porn website twice. Is she in trouble? Nothing downloaded or even accessed (the site redirected to error page).
Okay, I will keep that in mind. But as an anxious mom, just wanted to double check, like the intent to access such content, do authorities monitor it and can she get in trouble?Don't post more than once. Keep all discussion to this thread. Your other post will be deleted.
Nope, no trouble.
Authorities might monitor pornography sites to make sure there is no child pornography - but adult pornography websites are, generally, legal for adults. Even adults who intentionally visit these legal sites don’t get into trouble.Okay, I will keep that in mind. But as an anxious mom, just wanted to double check, like the intent to access such content, do authorities monitor it and can she get in trouble?
Hi, thank you for the funny story! Haha, makes me feel a lot better. My main question though was the search term, someone who tries to access content involving assaul*t, that's not illegal correct? Like she searched up 'ra*pe'Authorities might monitor pornography sites to make sure there is no child pornography - but adult pornography websites are, generally, legal for adults. Even adults who intentionally visit these legal sites don’t get into trouble.
I remember when I was in middle school, a biology teacher had us click on a site that was supposed to supplement our study on “amoeba.” The link redirected to a pornography site. Not the education the teacher intended.
Your “girl” should be careful clicking on unfamiliar websites, though. She doesn’t want to pick up a computer virus.
There is no need for the oddly placed * (stars) in the words "rape" and "assault".Hi, thank you for the funny story! Haha, makes me feel a lot better. My main question though was the search term, someone who tries to access content involving assaul*t, that's not illegal correct? Like she searched up 'ra*pe'
because it was searched up on a pornographic website with the intent ? Idk not sure that's why askingNot at all. I'm a writer, and I searched on that same term not long ago to learn about criminal statutes. Why would it be illegal?
I thought the words are hidden or people aren't able to read them due to website or law, based on one of the answersThere is no need for the oddly placed * (stars) in the words "rape" and "assault".
FreeAdvice does not allow posters to publish false, defamatory, abusive, harassing, or vulgar messages (these are against the terms of service and will be deleted if posted) and FreeAdvice moderators will edit out vulgar words.I thought the words are hidden or people aren't able to read them due to website or law, based on one of the answers
Huh?My girl (23) found her search 'r*ape' on porn website twice.
"In trouble" meaning what?Is she in trouble?
Huh?I thought the words are hidden or people aren't able to read them due to website or law, based on one of the answersThere is no need for the oddly placed * (stars) in the words "rape" and "assault".
Reading the entire thread and not just the first post would have cleared up your confusion.Huh?
What does "My girl" mean? Your daughter? Your wife? Your girlfriend?
What does "found her search 'r*ape'" mean?
"In trouble" meaning what?
If you're asking whether it's illegal for an adult to search the word "rape" on a porn site, the answer is no.
Huh?