Supermodel Pamela Anderson has asked people to give up pornography, saying, it is a public hazard.
In a joint op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, the 49-year-old actress wrote, "This is a public hazard of unprecedented seriousness given how freely available, anonymously accessible and easily disseminated pornography is nowadays."
Anderson, whose tape with her then-husband Tommy Lee was stolen in 1995, is concerned of "freely available" vulgar graphics on the internet and warned that situation is becoming serious.
"The march of technology is irreversible and we aren't so naive as to believe that any kind of imposed regulation could ever reseal the Pandora's box of pornography.
"What is required is an honest dialogue about what we are witnessing - the true nature and danger of porn - and an honour code to tamp it down in the collective interests of our well-being as individuals, as families and as communities," she wrote.
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