RTA Label Information

What is the RTA Label?

The RTA (Restricted to Adults) label is a voluntary website classification system designed to help parents and guardians protect minors from adult content on the internet. Websites that contain adult content can add the RTA label to their pages, allowing parental control software to effectively block such content.

Our Implementation

Our RTA label code:

<meta name="rating" content="RTA-5042-1996-1400-1577-RTA" />

Why We Use RTA

• Child Safety: We are committed to keeping minors away from adult content
• Parental Control Support: RTA labeling works with major parental control software
• Industry Responsibility: We support voluntary industry initiatives for content classification
• Transparency: Clear labeling helps users understand the nature of our content

Recommended Parental Control Software

The following parental control software can detect and block RTA-labeled websites:

Parents: How to Protect Your Children

1. Install parental control software that recognizes the RTA label on all devices your children use.
2. Configure browser settings to block adult content and enable safe search modes.
3. Monitor internet usage and maintain open communication with your children about online safety.
4. Keep devices in common areas where you can supervise usage.
5. Use built-in device controls - most operating systems include parental control features.

Additional Resources

• RTA Label Official Website
• International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children
• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

Our Commitment

Pornlink.me is committed to responsible content classification and supporting efforts to protect minors online. We encourage all adult websites to implement the RTA label and support parental control initiatives.

Contact

For questions about our RTA implementation, please visit our Contact Page.