T-Mobile Censorship
In a showing off impressive equal rights, T-Mobile has stated they want any and every capable video proves to join their Binge On program. When CEO John Legere said any video provider, he truly meant every video provider. Yes, that even means porn. The popular service MiKandi has quietly been added to Binge On. Is this the beginning of x-rated streaming services? Will Pornhub compete?
BINGE ON PORN WITH T-MOBILE
With Bing One, people can get videos from certain streaming services and it does not count against your data cap. So now, porn enthusiasts can binge on their fetishes with the help of T-Mobile. At the moment, Pornhub is not available on the service but customers can subscribe to MiKandi. MiKandi provides DVD quality porn streamed …show more content…
To them, this marks a major victory in the ever going battle of free speech. Usually, when mainstream tech companies announce new platforms, free speech is hardly the forefront. In a world where censorship seems to be taking over the internet, it's nice to see some freedom for a change. Despite what thoughts some people may have regarding porn, it will never go away. Adults will and should have the choice the pursue whatever entertainment they so, please. T-Mobile is supporting this choice and hopefully other tech companies will follow in their footsteps.
PORNHUB PREMIUM TO COMPETE
T-Mobile's new relationship with Mikandi is certainly groundbreaking, but can it compete with Pornhub's streaming service? Released in August, Pornhub Premium offers users unlimited porn streaming for just $9.99 a month. That's $10 less than Mikandi. That being said, Pornhub is missing out on the mobile market. Since it's not a part of Binge On, users will be rapidly eating away at their mobile data caps. The company is confident in the success of Premium, but in an increasingly mobile world, a Binge On partnership wouldn't be a bad idea. While we wait for that partnership to unfold, another one is blossoming.
While we wait for that partnership to unfold, another one is blossoming.Porn and Oculus Right. That's right, pornography will be coming to virtual reality. Enough
BINGE ON PORN WITH T-MOBILE
With Bing One, people can get videos from certain streaming services and it does not count against your data cap. So now, porn enthusiasts can binge on their fetishes with the help of T-Mobile. At the moment, Pornhub is not available on the service but customers can subscribe to MiKandi. MiKandi provides DVD quality porn streamed …show more content…
To them, this marks a major victory in the ever going battle of free speech. Usually, when mainstream tech companies announce new platforms, free speech is hardly the forefront. In a world where censorship seems to be taking over the internet, it's nice to see some freedom for a change. Despite what thoughts some people may have regarding porn, it will never go away. Adults will and should have the choice the pursue whatever entertainment they so, please. T-Mobile is supporting this choice and hopefully other tech companies will follow in their footsteps.
PORNHUB PREMIUM TO COMPETE
T-Mobile's new relationship with Mikandi is certainly groundbreaking, but can it compete with Pornhub's streaming service? Released in August, Pornhub Premium offers users unlimited porn streaming for just $9.99 a month. That's $10 less than Mikandi. That being said, Pornhub is missing out on the mobile market. Since it's not a part of Binge On, users will be rapidly eating away at their mobile data caps. The company is confident in the success of Premium, but in an increasingly mobile world, a Binge On partnership wouldn't be a bad idea. While we wait for that partnership to unfold, another one is blossoming.
While we wait for that partnership to unfold, another one is blossoming.Porn and Oculus Right. That's right, pornography will be coming to virtual reality. Enough