He was probably lying

Probably not. Even with ISPs that monitor content, you will no be able access it at or get some e-mail about anything you were trying to access.

No, but ex differs from e-g only in lilocon and bestiality so if the feds get you you're fucked.

Yeah I think so. Id assume larger isps only care about money and won't jeopardize a potential consumer by sending threatening emails.

>>51962
>organization called ExHentai
>to bring them to justice

>>51962
>UK

ofc

>>51962
Does the UKCCIS actually have that authority on exhentai content?

>>51979
Doesn't need it: the state is obliged to prosecute when notifed of criminal behaviour by anyone.

>>51962
>Hentai@Home
a little more involved than just "accessing the site"

>>51929
>>52008
Hentai@Home is how exhentai functions. People install the application on their computer, and it hosts a certain amount of hentai content on their computer for the ExHentai network. This has the effect of distributing the server load for the site, as well as making ExHentai as a whole exceedingly difficult to take down. I'm a bit fuzzy on how UK law works (American here), but the guy in >>51962 got emails because he was using Hentai@Home to host. I don't think just browsing is very likely to get you in trouble.

Of course this is coming from an Anonymous shithead on an Indonesian fish massage website, so I could be totally wrong about that.

>>52154
Possession of drawn loli is illegal in the UK. Other places too, like Canada, Straya and Sweden.

Which is retarded because porn actually makes rape numbers go down (because you fap to loli so you don't have to actually go and rape a loli to release your libido) and the UK should be more worried about the child rape gangs instead, but that's a nanny state for you.

As for OP, as you might have figured out by now, it depends on your country.