[schmuckonwheels]

>the cabin crew warned passengers to make sure children cannot see the adult content they're watching (can you get more American than that?)

Is it considered normal in Europe to watch pornography on public transit in public so children can see it?

>Lufthansa longhaul flight

My experience is different. Old planes, and Lufthansa cabin crew are cold and service was poor and inattentive.

[whoknowsidont]

How is that your interpretation of OP's statement?

[zwnow]

Its normal in Europe to not watch any kind of pornography in public. Idk why you would do that.

[schmuckonwheels]

I remember the days when movies shown on aircraft were edited for both content and dialogue.

These days, with so much content expected to be available at your fingertips, both in your seat and people bringing iPads on board loaded with R-rated streams, it's expected to be mindful of your neighbor on such things.

How that is distinctly "American" I don't quite understand.

[lateforwork]

Adult content does not necessarily mean pornography. It can include nudity, which Europeans are more comfortable with than Americans.

[zwnow]

I am aware, the person I replied to just went straight into pornography, as to why I replied like that.