1. Knockoffs, Copyright Infringement, and Celebrity Likenesses
Some underground manufacturers create blowjob sex doll that closely resemble real people — from pop stars to influencers — without consent. This raises serious legal and moral concerns, especially as facial scanning and AI voice synthesis become more accessible.

2. Smuggling and Regulation Evasion
In countries where sex dolls are banned or heavily restricted, underground channels have formed to import lovedoll disguised as mannequins or “health dummies.” These operations risk both legal action and consumer safety due to lack of health standards.

3. DIY Ethics and Grey-Market Engineering
There’s a subculture of tinkerers building their own dolls from modular parts — often bought from anonymous suppliers. While technically legal, the lack of oversight opens the door to unsafe materials, exploitative themes, and questions around purpose.

4. Can the Industry Clean Itself Up?
Mainstream manufacturers are starting to implement blockchain tracking and product verification to protect their intellectual property and customers. But until laws catch up, the black market will continue to offer what the legal one won't — for better or worse.

Conclusion
Behind the polished websites and luxury marketing of the custom sex doll industry lies a shadow network that reflects deeper tensions: between privacy and piracy, desire and dignity, freedom and control. It’s time to start asking harder questions — not just about what sex dolls are, but where they come from.

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