Logistically this is a difficult problem to solve. I know when I was a kid I had absolutely no problem getting into websites I wasn't supposed to be in. Most of

Logistically this is a difficult problem to solve. I know when I was a kid I had absolutely no problem getting into websites I wasn't supposed to be in. Most of them were as simple as just lying and saying I was born twenty years earlier. I also had no problem finding people's stash of Playboy magazines (oh? You think I can't reach that shelf?). So do you use something that has your name attached to it like a national ID or credit card? One, credit cards can be stolen, and secondly having to give your real name to these websites will have a cooling effect even among legal adults (although that might be part of the idea). And then, what about websites that aren't hosted in the UK? Does UK have something similar to the great firewall of China or are they just planning on building one for this?