RTA Label and s

sexu-com.goodporn.org is an adult website meant only for adults aged 18 or over. Every page carries the RTA label in its code, so filtering software can recognise the site as adult content and block it before it loads.

What the RTA label does

RTA ("Restricted To Adults") is a free, voluntary label maintained by the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASA). It is one line of code in the page header. It does not restrict anything by itself. It tells software, operating systems and network filters what kind of site this is, in a form they read automatically.

If you use filtering software that s RTA, this site can be blocked without you adding it to a list by hand. There is more about the label at rtalabel.org and about ASA at asa.org.

How to block this site and adult content generally

Everything below runs on your device or your network, and we cannot switch any of it off.

Filters in search engines. Google, Bing, Yahoo and Yandex each have an adult content filter that removes explicit results. Google's is called SafeSearch, and it can be locked so a child cannot switch it back. Most people reach sites like this one through a search engine, so this is a good place to start.

Controls built into the device. Most operating systems include s at no extra cost:

iPhone, iPad, Mac — Screen Time, under Content & Privacy Restrictions. Adult websites can be limited or blocked, and the settings lock behind a code separate from the device code.
Android — Google Family Link. Content limits are set per child .
Windows — Microsoft Family Safety, which filters web content in Edge and can also restrict apps and screen time.
Amazon Fire tablets — Amazon Kids+, a separate controlled interface in place of the standard one.

Dedicated software. Programs such as Net Nanny and Qustodio cover several devices at once, filter by category, and report what was blocked. They generally give more control than the built-in tools, for a subscription fee.

Filtering on the network. Many home routers can block categories of site for every device on the network, including guests. Most internet providers offer the same free on the . Network filtering also covers devices you do not ister, such as a games console or a visitor's phone.

Limits of filtering

No filter is complete, and a determined teenager can get around most of them. Filtering works best alongside knowing what devices are in the house and talking about what is on them.

If you have a concern about content on this site

If you believe content here involves a person under 18, report it through our request form with the address of the page. Those reports are handled before every other kind, and access to the material is disabled while we check it. You do not have to prove the claim, and you can report without giving us your name.

If content shows you and you did not agree to it being published, our Content Removal Policy covers that.

Last updated: September 2, 2026