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USB Stick Finds Porn on Computers

OREM, Utah — A computer software company called Paraben has created a USB stick that finds pornographic material on computers.

According to 69adget.com/porn-detection-stick/.com, the porn detection stick is pre-loaded with special porn detection software. Once it’s plugged into a computer, the Flash drive kicks into gear, scanning through all the images on the computer in search of pornographic content. Even deleted images are scanned.

Once the search is complete, a report will be generated of suspected pornographic images.

However, the porn detection stick doesn’t work on finding videos.

It costs $100.

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