October 30, 2018

  • New augmented reality porn app allows users to project 3-D, life-size adult actors anywhere

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    Android users will be able bring 3-D versions of porn stars right into their living rooms thanks to a new app by adult entertainment studio Naughty America.

    Naughty America released recently an augmented reality (AR) app for Android that allows phone users to create their own adult videos with digital porn stars at home.

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    The app scans a room using the phone's camera then on the screen superimposes a picture of a porn star, using Google's ARCore technology.  That means users can place their porn stars just about anywhere.  On their website Naughty America shows an adult performer standing in the nude in front of a pond with flamingos.

    The app works similar to Pokemon Go which went viral two years ago for allowing phone users to interact with game characters in everyday settings.

    The Naughty America AR app offers a free version with female and male porn stars in their underwear.  The characters have three to four second long videos where they do a few moves and address the viewer with dirty phrases, according to the New York Post.  Users who want more can pay to download completely nude characters.

    Naughty America CEO Andreas Hronopoulos praises the app as 'the future of making content' as 'people can make their own scenarios', as said to Variety.  He says the AR app is a 'whole new era', adding 'For adults, it's obviously pretty massive'.

    He added the company will create with longer video content if users request it.

    Naughty America was one of the first companies to distribute VR porn and custom-made Deepfake porn, which allows users to superimpose their own faces on the bodies of porn stars.

    The AR porn app is not available on Google or Apple as both have policies against distributing adult content on their app stores.  Naughty America is distributing the AR app directly on their website.  Hronopoulos says Naughty America may eventually manufacture content for AR headsets or VR headsets in the future.

    Extracted from: www.dailymail.co.uk