Hilton Hotels just made things a little bit harder for guests trying to watch porn in their hotel rooms. The chain announced Tuesday that it would be removing adult video-on-demand entertainment from its hotels, though it did not specify an exact timeline.
Though Hilton says it'll remove porn from its TVs, a Hilton Worldwide spokesperson told The Huffington Post that guests have a "high degree of choice and control on their stays with us, including Wi-Fi on personal devices." Basically, Hilton acknowledges that you'll still be able to stream porn on your iPad, which you were probably already doing anyway.
Below is the full statement from a Hilton Worldwide spokesperson:
We are making immediate changes to our global brand standards to eliminate adult video-on-demand entertainment in all our hotels worldwide. While the vast majority of our properties already do not offer this content today, this content will be phased out of all other hotels subject to the terms of their contracts. We believe in offering our guests a high degree of choice and control during their stays with us, including Wi-Fi on personal devices. However, we have listened carefully to our customers and have determined that adult video-on-demand entertainment is not in keeping with our company’s vision and goals moving forward.
Oh well, happy streaming!
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