First, let's peel back the skin of the problem and see how it works on the inside. Why can't the state completely shut down all the "peach-colored" websites that we call them? This question is very realistic and profound, is it to satisfy the desires of some people, or is it driven by profits?
This is probably not the first time you've heard of this issue. With the development of the Internet, bad tendencies on the Internet have emerged in an endless stream, and new ones have emerged when they are caught. With a little attention, every bustard can find a new nest. Some people take risks and know the dangers, but they still look to the money and take the risks instead. It's human nature, but it's not reason.
To get back to the point, the state's control of websites is not without force. In fact, due to the increasingly strict network control, many websites have struggled to secure the position of phishing. However, "the mountain is high and the emperor is far away", and the national regulatory authorities are also overstretched in the face of such unpredictable phenomena. Although you want to wash your hands, this mixed network environment often does not "go as you wish".
Now that the Internet tide is rolling, no one can hold this wave. It can only be said that whether it is a code herder or a network administrator, they are all running for some invisible force, and they can't tell whether it is pressure or drive.
When it comes to profitability, these "peachy" websites have their own unique monetization model. There is no doubt that paid viewing, exclusive to members, has become their main channel for profit. At the same time, some vulgar routines are also emerging, such as taking the opportunity to steal user information, carry out fraud, and so on.
In the case of pornographic websites, the essence is an extension of the problem, not just the problem itself. There has been a lot of controversy around this topic for a long time, but few people mentioned that it is not illegal to browse pornographic websites. This does not mean that the barriers to freedom of expression have been completely removed, and that there are still some acts that are still intolerable.
So, is it illegal to browse pornographic websites? Let me explain to you the details of the law, which can be regarded as maintaining social tranquility, so that everyone can understand. lest you step into the eyes of the Dharma and damage yourself.
I want to make it clear to everyone that the law is not an insurmountable wall. Any act is only a matter of the degree of violation. If you are just browsing pornographic websites, then you are not breaking the law. However, if you download or even share this content with others, you will be in violation of the law and will be sentenced accordingly.
As for the scientific Internet browsing pornographic websites, in fact, it is not completely in accordance with the laws of the mainland. Because the Internet is a symbol of modernity, openness, and democracy, but it has much more meaning than we understand it. Therefore, everyone who enters and exits the Internet should know how to abide by the law and respect others, so as to make the Internet a fair and just platform for all.
Therefore, we need to think more deeply about this question, not simply say yes or no, we need to understand the logic and reasons behind this. Perhaps, we can find some ideas and solutions to solve the problem. Let's explore, understand and take practical actions together to further improve the online environment and create a healthier online living space for everyone.