PNT commentary: You’d think that Venetian Productions aka BangBros has made enough money off of Mia… at this point they should respect her request to have her old content taken offline so she can move forward. Not all retired adult actresses need such a thing to be done – but some do, which is why there should be a time limit that adult content of an individual can legally remain online.

What pornographers, directors and studio owners need to gain a bit of empathy in regards to – is that though they may happily be in the adult industry “for life” – the majority of adult actors and actresses don’t feel the same way (especially as they get older)…

via IBtimes.com

BangBros Sends Cease And Desist Notice To Mia Khalifa Over Defamatory Claims

More than 1.5 million people have signed the petition to remove the pornographic videos of Mia Khalifa from various adult websites like BangBros and Pornhub. Social media users have come forward in large numbers to support the ex-porn star’s campaign to remove the videos from the internet.

But after seeing the growing support for the cause, one of the adult websites has decided to send Khalifa a legal notice.

BangBros, one of the biggest adult websites in the world, announced on Twitter that it has sent a “cease and desist” notice to the former porn star following her claims that the company has been promoting her old videos as though they were newly produced.

In its tweet, the company indicated that it sent the notice because of Khalifa’s “defamatory” statements. The company also noted that Khalifa should share the real “facts” with her fans.

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“Today we sent @MiaKhalifa a legal C&D demand which lists some of her defamatory, false statements about Bangbros over the years and a list stating the actual facts. We encourage her to share the fact checklist with her audience. We doubt she will though,” the adult site tweeted.