Pornhub owner Aylo agrees to proposed US$120-million class-action settlement

Toronto Sun
Aylo, owner of Pornhub, agreed to a $120 million settlement in a class‑action lawsuit alleging distribution of child sexual abuse material.

Summary

Aylo, formerly MindGeek, has agreed to a proposed $120 million settlement resolving class‑action lawsuits that allege it distributed child sexual abuse material on Pornhub and related sites, with content viewed over 684 million times. The deal requires age verification of uploaders and subjects, enhanced moderation, five years of external audits, and does not admit liability, pending court approval.

(Source:Toronto Sun)

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