Yeah no.
In the late 90s and up till 2001, I was an IT manager. And in those days, you needed to know network security, which means you need to know how hackers work, how viruses get in, and how to find them.
On my off time, I found myself fixing friends computers. Mostly removing malware.
Soon I was running a little business out of my home. And word got around.
I probably fixed somewhere around 100 - 150 PCs till I stopped. And the reason I stopped, was rampant pornography. Wives wanting to know if the virus came from something their husbands were doing, or their children (it was, it always was)
THE POINT - out of all of those PCs, only 2 had no pornography on them. Two.
And plenty of those folks were church goers. Even a minister. And boy did he like some naked young girls.
Trying to suppress human desires only magnifies the problem.