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The CEO of Covenant Eyes, a subscription-based porn accountability software, warned that pornography is demonic and urged churches to do more to address the scourge that he said has become a "civilizational crisis."

The US House speaker is a longtime user of Covenant Eyes, in which an ‘accountability partner’ tracks the content on your phone

Newly-resurfaced footage shows House Speaker Mike Johnson touting an app called "Covenant Eyes."The app discourages porn use by alerting an "accountability

The Republican speaker's snickered-about 2022 interview tells us a lot about his intentions as a leader.

“Imagine that you have a teenage daughter,” said Ron DeHaas, president of the anti-porn software company Covenant Eyes, in 2011. You go to your imaginary daughter’s bedroom, DeHaas went on, “and to your horror what you find is your daughter is posing in front of her computer nude from the waist up, camera on.” DeHaas was speaking at a summit promoted by his company for “religious leaders” to discuss “porn and sex trafficking”—...

Covenant Eyes, beloved by some Evangelicals, takes constant screenshots of the user’s activity. Unsurprisingly, the legal system has found a use for it too.

Johnson's use of a third-party app to keep himself and his son "accountable" could pose a threat to data security

Experts said it's "frightening" and "terrifying" that Speaker Mike Johnson installed the program on his devices.

Mike Johnson promoted Christian software Covenant Eyes, which monitors a user's internet activity across all their devices. Josh Duggar and Lamar Odom have used it too.

Mike Johnson touted "Covenant Eyes," an app designed to discourage porn use by snooping on your phone.