Trying to unlock interesting content while discussing a not-so-interesting topic, the New Zealand government seems to have scored a win.
Warning of cybersecurity safety issues, the government's "Keep It Real Online" campaign presented a 1-minute video to raise a red flag about kids watching porn online and the importance of educating them on the difference between what porn videos portray and real-life relationships.
In the short, yet funny and intriguing video, two "naked porn stars" make a quick visit to a local household and tell a domestic mother about her young kid's behavior online. They discuss "the absence of consent in adult videos and the need for kids and young teenagers to realize that such videos don't represent the reality of relationships."
This is an awesome cyber ad. Shit you'd never see in the USA
New Zealand government uses 'Porn Actors' in ad campaign on cyber safetyhttps://t.co/dcsAcVl9hR— Nelly 1 (@thenelly1) June 21, 2020
Social media users applauded the video and the advice it incorporates, arguing that it's the best form to make sure the message reaches out to every possible user of cyberspace.
I keep returning to this campaign. What a perfect way to promote porn literacy and online safety. Yet another win for New Zealand.
— Dr. Kaitlyn Regehr (@kaitlynregehr) June 23, 2020
Using ‘Porn Stars’ to Promote Cyber Safety - VICE https://t.co/ecwol44zZ6
