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Web Hosting - Adult Web Hosting |
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| Adult Web Hosting: Features And Benefits |
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Adult Web Hosting: Unrivalled Support
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Personalised support representatives
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24 hours a day, and 365 days a year monitoring systems
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Phone and email support
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Security specialists to stop unwanted users attacking or accessing your website.
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Adult Web Hosting: Infrastructure
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Many years of network and infrastructure experience
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Free firewall protection
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Prevention of bandwidth abuse by unwanted visitors
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Managed by experts, for experts
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Shared or dedicated servers available depending on site performance and budget
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Fully managed solutions.
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Adult Web Hosting: Components
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Hyve supports most third party components such as Image Magik, HTML JPEG and other thumbnail generators
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We will help you prevent other parties hot-linking your images
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Password hacking prevention module installed on all plans
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Help towards the prevention of password trading sites submitting your Adult sites logon details.
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Adult Web Hosting: Download Servers
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Hyve offer top of the range hosting servers, designated for downloading media.
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Adult Web Hosting: Streaming Media
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Customers looking for a method to securely stream their Windows Media Files can choose this option
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More space and bandwidth are granted for adult customers.
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| What is Legal Adult Content? |
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In broad terms, non-acceptable adult content includes, but is not limited to, child pornography, adult content containing any person under the age of 18, incest and bestiality. We are in full support of the Internet Watch Foundation (www.iwf.org.uk).
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About the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF)
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The IWF is the only authorised organisation in the UK operating an internet ‘hotline’ for the public and IT professionals to report their exposure to potentially illegal content online.
Their aim is to minimise the availability of potentially illegal internet content, specifically:
- child abuse images hosted anywhere in the world
- criminally obscene content hosted in the UK
- incitement to racial hatred content hosted in the UK
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Laws relating to the work of IWF
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Various legislation exists governing the publication of the three types of Internet content policed by the IWF (mentioned above). A text introduction and link to the full legislation of three of these laws can be found below.
Protection of Children Act 1978 (England and Wales)
The law on images of child abuse is clear. It is an offence to take, permit to be taken, make, possess, show, distribute or advertise indecent images of children in the United Kingdom. The word indecent should be taken at its dictionary meaning; as a guide it means any images of children, apparently under 18 years of age, involved in sexual activity or posed to be sexually provocative.
Obscene Publications Act 1959 & 1964
The law makes it an offence to publish, whether for gain or not, any content whose effect will tend to "deprave and corrupt" those likely to read, see or hear the matter contained or embodied in it. This could include images of extreme sexual activity such as bestiality, necrophilia, rape or torture.
Public Order Act 1986
The law covering criminally racist material makes it an offence to stir up racial hatred against a group of persons in Great Britain defined by reference to colour, race, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins.
Terms & Conditions for Adult Content.
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