Us canada trade war canadians suggested banning pornhub as revenge all details

Between the growing trade war between Canada and the US, some Canadians are demanding a unique revenge from their government. People want the government to ban Pornhub in America. Actually, this site is from Canadian company Aylo and about 40% of its traffic comes from America. In such a situation, some people feel that this may be a pressure point that can put pressure on America. Matthew Puzhitsky, who hails from Toronto, posted an Instagram video on it, in which he described it as “Canada’s Secret Newcome” and “Mike Drop Move” in Trade War. Now a petition has also started regarding his idea, although so far only 52 people have signed.

Puzhitsky’s viral on mainstream media and social media Post On a large scale, people say that it is not very practical. Marc Olimpo, who started the petition, says that the trade war remains the biggest issue in Canada at this time and people want to respond to Trump’s policies. Anyway, 16 US states, such as Texas, Florida and Virginia, have already banned Pornhub due to the age-verification law.

He further said that in these states, the government has made the ID check necessary to access the site, but the company considers it a threat to privacy and hence it itself stopped service in these places.

This entire controversy has also sparked debate about digital privacy and internet regulation. DailyMail Report It is said that in states like Utah and Louisiana, the government demands that users access the site by showing their government ID, but Aylo is afraid that it will increase the risk of data breech. As a result, now millions of American users are not able to do Pornhub access and people are also angry that these laws are harming consumers, while no concrete solution is being found on the real issues.

On the other hand, the new Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, has also taken a tough stand on this issue. Recently, he accused Trump of “damage to Canada’s economy” and said that “the unique tariff is affecting our business and workers.” He made it clear that Canada would not bow under American pressure and described this trade war as a “battle of economic sovereignty”.