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A better way would be to require all browser makers or OS makers add an easy to use child protection filter that can be easily enabled by parents. That's still
by orangecat 9y ago
A better way would be to require all browser makers or OS makers add an easy to use child protection filter that can be easily enabled by parents.
That's still a bad idea, unless we want to criminalize a whole lot of existing software. Suppose I have a Python script that parses HTML from a URL and downloads all the images it finds. Would that be illegal to distribute unless I hook into the OS-level filters? For that matter, what about Python itself?