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YNOT Owner & CEO | Creator of YNOT Cam Awards | Host of Sell Porn or Die Trying on Spotify and Apple Podcasts | Adult Industry News @ https://nitter.cf/t.co/Ybo43ayUhX
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Joined March 2009
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Connor Young retweeted
10 years. One anniversary edition and this one is going to be different. 🖤✨ More energy, more surprises, more unforgettable nights, and the kind of moments you’ll wish you didn’t miss.
Bucharest Summit 2027 is the anniversary edition. Stay close. The countdown starts now.
🤖 Made with AI
Connor Young retweeted
And this #tes comes to an end. As usual, I take back home lots of great memories, business, new ideas and that unique, amazing, energy these 4 days always provide.
Now back home putting everything in action!
Connor Young retweeted
"Child safety" tech laws do not protect kids. They create identity check for every user to be able to access the internet.
Glenn Meder of PrivacyAcademy.com explains the reality of laws like the App Store Accountability Act on the first episode of our brand new podcast, The Fine Print with Julie Barrett. Check out the full episode here: youtu.be/SfnLi6aMmpQ
I'll keep saying it. I've worked with the adult industry for more than three decades. Almost that entire time, the British government has been trying to find ways to control its content not just for Britain but for the world. For whatever reasons.
Connor Young retweeted
We are aware that codex is down and are working hard to bring back normal service.
Not a surprise exactly... but should still be alarming nonetheless.
Customs and Border Protection Doesn't Deny Using Facial Recognition To Target Foreign OnlyFans Models reason.com/2026/09/19/custom… via @reason
What Joseph describes here is true ALSO for adult entertainment. The industry has a constant flow of creators and 'dreamers' footing the bill for content production, often with little financial reward for the effort. If they give up, there's always more 'dreamers' to step up.
Indie films are currently structured as a brutal buyer's market. There are so many indie films that the distributors can buy product for pennies on the dollar. The collapse of international television markets gives streamers all the power. The streamers budget infinite dollars for their own questionable "original" product and then ruthless offers for acquisitions. The pathway for investors is becoming murkier. It's shortsighted. Sure they're getting a lot of cheap content on the backs of dreamers, but it's not a sustainable market. The theory is there will always be suckers to pump into the ecosystem so the market will provide. Even the prestige indie studios work under this model, but word gets around.
The only way this corrects is if there is an acquition based distributor that is successful which incentivizes creators. Who wouldn't favor their work for that?
It will happen. Nature finds a way.
This made me think of @joerussotweets and his staunch resistance to AI... I mean, on the one hand, I get it, I really do. On the other hand, think of the experiences that can be realized by creative PEOPLE using AI as a tool (that previously would have needed a MASSIVE budget).
Jeffrey Katzenberg, the legendary Hollywood producer and executive, says Hollywood needs to accept AI as a tool.
“Hollywood needs to accept that AI is not going away. The energy they are spending trying to make it disappear is energy they are not spending deciding the terms on which it will exist. And the terms are everything. The north needs something from it that they cannot build and cannot buy: creativity. The kind that takes a blank page and conjures a single right answer where there was none and has held audiences for a century. Without it, the most powerful reasoning engine ever invented will still be missing the only thing that makes a story worth telling.”
variety.com/2026/biz/news/je…
Connor Young retweeted
This is a pretty big deal: a new bill in Congress would let US courts order VPNs and DNS resolvers to block websites.
VPNs are explicitly named in a US site-blocking bill for the first time.
It’s being sold as an anti-piracy measure but once the legal machinery for blocking websites exists, the obvious question is where it goes from there.
And we’ve already seen how badly this can go. Spain’s anti-piracy blocking has swept up legitimate sites along with the targets...
Connor Young retweeted
Bro is fighting for his life in that seat.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video is AI-generated content featuring the virtual influencer Camila Parker (cami.jello on Instagram), not real footage of an event or people.
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Connor Young retweeted
I’ve been testing some new strategies on @Pornhub lately, and one thing I’ve realized is that quality really matters more than quantity.
There’s no point in uploading a lot of videos if they’re not attractive or engaging enough. Sometimes, one really good video can generate more views than several average videos combined.
And it goes beyond views. Better-performing content can bring more subscribers, increase your earnings, attract new people to your profile, and introduce your work to an audience that might not have discovered you otherwise.
Another strategy that has been working really well for me is taking a longer, high-quality video and splitting it into different parts. In each part, I mention that there’s another part available on my profile. This encourages people to explore more of your content instead of watching just one video and leaving.
That means more views across your profile, more engagement, more subscribers, more people discovering your work and, ultimately, more opportunities to make money from your content.
I’ve been testing this strategy myself, and I’m seeing really good results.
I love sharing things like this because I truly believe we’re a community. We can learn from each other, and if I discover something that works for me, I’m happy to share it so other creators can test it too. There’s room for all of us to grow.
Connor Young retweeted
Here are a few out takes from the red carpet.. @AustinKingPC @jays_playhouse
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If you missed the news, GPT6 Sol and Luna have been released, and prices for those models have dropped significantly as well. Great news. Terra so far seems left behind. Maybe phasing it out?
Re-watched "King of Kongs" last night and am reminded that we sometimes let competition get the better of us, and we look like asses when we do.
Connor Young retweeted
It’s not actually progressive to suggest that because exploitation exists in porn, women are incapable of consenting to it.
Diminishing the agency of women does not save them from suffering from patriarchy, or exploitation. If anything it does the opposite.
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Australia just released the first real data on nationwide age‑verification laws and it’s not what lawmakers promised.
🚫 Kids weren’t protected. 🚫 Parents weren’t empowered. ✅ Surveillance expanded.
We broke down the findings and what they mean for U.S. families on our Substack: protectingkidsonline.substac…