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This is quite a radical position, but there are no legitimate use cases for content filtering. What use cases do people have in mind? * State censorship. Tota
by damnyou 7y ago
This is quite a radical position, but there are no legitimate use cases for content filtering.
What use cases do people have in mind?
* State censorship. Totalitarian.
* "Parental controls". Child abuse. Learn how to build trust in your children instead.
* Corporate filtering. Find other ways to motivate your employees than blocking Facebook.
The problem with this implementation is that it doesn't go far enough. I want software to actively fight against the idea of content filtering.
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoHow about wanting to filter advertising, or filter content for myself - I block imgur via DNS for example, or block domains used by trackers and malware creators?
- damnyou 7y agouBlock Origin works well. But you have a good point — you should be able to impose content filtering on yourself. And Firefox supports that.