Porno riots.
They say we are always being watched. Some argue it is governments that sneak into our houses and into our lives using technological devices. Others suggest it is big, private organizations in need of our data. The fact is that our privacy is no longer ours and it is at the mercy of those who may use it against us. But all the information that billions of privacies in the world can provide is of little or no use without a proper classification. We are then being filed into categories according to our likes, practices and routines. One of these classifications may include the use we make of pornography. Do you watch porn? If so, how often?, What kind of porn?, and so on. Then if the answer to the first question is Yes, and the answer to the second question is quite often we may be labelled harmless . Why? Because porn is harmless by definition. Porn is about the show and not about understanding the complexities of th...