Pornography news stories

According to a new report from Kaspersky, 51% of remote workers who started to watch more pornography admit they did so on the same devices they use for work-related purposes.

"As well as being inappropriate use of a work device, these sites are more likely to harbour malware or other malicious threats that lead to a compromise."

"This research is so vital because with increasing technological advancement, it is incredibly easy for youth to access and consume pornography."

“Sounds like a good common sense approach to solving a growing problem in society.”

“While we can’t bubble-wrap our kids, we can certainly put measures in place to help mitigate online risks and bring the topic to the surface."

"There have been several high profile cases of young people committing suicide as a result of online bullying. It's just the tip of the iceberg."

"Nothing is 100% foolproof," - Auckland Council explains how explicit images can be accessed using its WiFi service.