Just curious with the recent developments in retro game preservation is there any kind of preservation methods in place for this content? Unlike regular porn on videos which can be transfered and converted to many formats for future use even after the company dissapears this content will not be avaliable without the software as far as I know. Not saying this company will dissapear but in 50-100 or more years if this company is not still around or moves on to something else no other generations will be able to experience this intresting art form. I mean games are kind of going the same route with DRM and all and server only content. This just got me thinking if maybe in many generations later will there still be a way to view this in say a musume or something?

I understand that Totem has a contingency plan in the event they go out of business. However, the iStripper software itself without maintenance and upgrades would eventually become incompatible with the latest operating system versions.

@kindsoul88 Hi, you are really cute to think that far 😊
Don't worry we will be there forever
In the worst case scenario, we will release the open-source software😉