In “Only Exploitation” the UK’s All Party Parliamentary Group on Commercial Sexual Exploitation report on the webcamming trade, their recommendations include: “Make it a criminal offence for online platforms to enable or profit from commercial live streaming of pornography and prostitution”. However, without platforms to provide the interface for sex-workers to offer video services, hundreds of thousands of UK tax-paying women will have to choose between: providing riskier in-person services putting them at greater danger of male violence; or closing legitimate businesses, and being reduced to poverty and welfare dependency. This proposed criminalisation is predicated on the inherently flawed ideology that: “all pornography is violence against all women”. By which rationale, private individuals’ recordings of consensual adult sexual experiences are violence against all women. These assumptions also ignore all filmed gay, lesbian, or queer sexual relationships; and erase women’s agency, autonomy, and pleasure in female domination.