how much pornography is there on the internet?

Answer 1

How much do you need?

Answer 2

Most internet research studies and surveys report that only 5-10% on the information contained in the internet is useful. The rest, of course, is either trash (malicious sites) or porn.

This is sad to note that ever since the internet was launched in the early 90's, pornography proliferated rapidly and eventually contaminated the web made primarily for the sharing of useful and safe information. Worse, given the free access to almost anything uploaded online, minors and children are susceptible to moral corruption brought about by pornography and cybersex. I think they are the ones whom we really need to protect.

Let's work towards a clean internet by starting first within our own domains.

Answer 3

Today there are more than 260 million pages of porn on the Internet. According to Google, this is 7% of the 3.3 billion pages on the web. Most Internet users have viewed pornography—often by accident when a site shows up in their e-mail.

Although there are more opinions than facts in this area right now, many observers feel that Internet porn has had a negative effect on relationships. At the 2003 meeting of the Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers the majority of the lawyers said that Internet porn had played a significant part in divorce. However, according to a 2002 survey of more than 7,000 adults, two-thirds of the respondents who say they regularly visit porn sites report it has not affected their relationships.

Through the Internet sexual psychopaths are able to exploit the repressive sexual atmosphere in the United States.

Sex education that stops with "just say no," without honestly and openly addressing human sexuality in all its dimensions invites people, especially young people, to do their own exploring.

As in the case of pre-Internet pornography, it appears that people who have grown up with distorted or repressed sexual views, which, includes a significant, but decreasing segment of the U.S. population, have the most problems with pornography.

Individuals who have a positive self-concept who had parents who were not reluctant to discuss sexual issues, and who were not subjected to negative religious views about human sexuality almost never report problems. This group is most apt to become bored or disinterested in pornography.
Snuff Films

One of the centerpieces of the crusade against pornography is the "snuff film," or a film in which someone supposedly gets murdered.

The problem is that the FBI has spent 30 years, hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars trying to find one snuff film in the United States and has never been able to locate one. A one-million dollar reward was even offered to anyone who could locate one real stuff film.

A film entitled Snuff was released in 1976. It was widely promoted as containing a snuff scene, which (just as planned by the promoters) set off a firestorm of opposition and publicity. The film opened in Indianapolis to an audience of 12 people, almost half of which were law enforcement people trying to collect evidence to arrest the people involved.

What they discovered was a poorly faked death scene, which had simply been tacked onto an older film. It was far less convincing than scenes we sometimes see on prime-time television.

But even after the film was exposed as a fake, numerous anti-porn groups were quickly organized, based on linking pornography with murder. Even the Meese commission, which we discussed earlier, grew out of the protest.

Answer 4

I'm a student studying IT, i think (and this was a couple of years ago) that 98% of the internet is porn. The internet has billions and billions of pages...so its a lot.

Answer 5

too much , all you have to do is type in popular addresses, and make one simple spelling mistake , and more than likely you will end up at some porn site

Answer 6

More than any one person could ever look at in their lifetime.

Answer 7

More than anyone needs to see.

Answer 8

in what unit? Your question is very vague, you mean in total memory space? or in terms of video length... tons!

Answer 9

More than you can shake a stick at!

Answer 10

there is probably more porn on the net than anything else