The proceeds would go towards helping the victims of sex trafficking or, in the case of Arizona, help build Trump’s border wall. Most recently in Hawaii and Arizona state lawmakers have brought forward bills that would charge users a one-time US$20 fee before unblocking all internet porn. states have seen legislation introduced to combat a perceived prevalence of online porn. But as always, the internet changes quickly, and new studies might bring about new insights. Only 4 percent of websites are estimated to be porn, but web and mobile searches clock in higher at 13 and 20 percent respectively. Two studies, one by computational neuroscientists Ogas and Gaddam from Boston University and another joint one by Google and Columbia University, suggest that the share might be much lower. The newest numbers available are from between 20.
The truth might be a little less sleazy, but scientific data is hard to come by in this case.
The internet is a place known to be X-rated at times, but just how much of the it is porn and other adult content? Numbers as high as 30 percent get thrown around when discussing that question.
