Porn has long been at the forefront of adopting cutting-edge technologies, from online payment systems and streaming video services to TikTok.
Last month, Union Station’s touchscreen display began showing pornographic videos without warning to all. A spokesperson blamed YouTube, saying the inappropriate material appeared as the result of leaving an option unchecked during setting.
1. Dipsea
Gina Gutierrez and Faye Keegan established Dipsea with the aim of developing an audio porn app for women exclusively. Their motivation came from research showing that 90% of women use „mental framing”, or scenario conjuring, to get turned on; yet most sexual material in porn is predominantly targeted towards men rather than displaying women in its entirety.
Dipsea’s scenes are narrated by professional actors in real locations with natural sound effects and ambience for an engaging viewing experience that feels less artificial and overdone than DIY or amateur porn. Furthermore, the actors don’t use raspy voices that pull viewers out of the moment – rather their voices sound smooth and flirtatious like someone you might meet at the bar!
Dipsea offers stories ranging from flirtatiously kinky to straight up sexy, yet one thing makes this company truly exceptional: its commitment to inclusivity and diversity. Women of all ages, shapes, and sizes feature prominently in each piece designed for listeners’ enjoyment – creating safe spaces where listeners can live out their fantasies! Actors also reflect diversity; tune in for stories featuring artists, executives or baristas alike so you can release all your desires without regard for profession or career type!
Current offerings on Dipsea include seven stories featuring transgender or nonbinary characters; however, more are planned for release soon. While you wait, users can take a free one-week trial of Dipsea to determine its suitability before subscribing for low annual costs that give subscribers access to hundreds of stories regardless of device preference.