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We need a middle ground. Sex is not equal to porn either. No parent wants their child accessing porn but locking devices is the wrong step. ISPs should do a be
by CommanderData 4y ago
We need a middle ground. Sex is not equal to porn either. No parent wants their child accessing porn but locking devices is the wrong step.
ISPs should do a better job at completely blocking porn access. It's poorly implemented in the UK.
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- dns_snek 4y agoLocking devices is the wrong step, but deploying nation-scale firewalls to block content you happen to find objectionable, isn't? If you want to block porn in your own home, there's plenty of consumer gear out there that allows you to do just that. Why do you want to voluntarily expand power of the government to moderate content that you're allowed to access?
- CommanderData 4y agoConsumer gear for all families is an extra step. I don't like national firewalls either but we're already here and have been for 10+ years, ie piracy sites.
- Fatnino 4y agoAnd this is exactly what people complained would happen back when the piracy blocks went into place. "this is going to be abused to block other things". But at least piracy has been solved /s
- tomjen3 4y agoWhat evidence do you have for that assertion?