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It looks like EE does have it. Maybe they just don't apply it to company purchased phones? http://help.ee.co.uk/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURATION=101

It looks like EE does have it. Maybe they just don't apply it to company purchased phones? http://help.ee.co.uk/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURATION=1016&PARTITION_ID=1&secureFlag=false&segment=consumer&TIMEZONE_OFFSET=&CMD=VIEW_ARTICLE&ARTICLE_ID=19997 http://help.ee.co.uk/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURA...

Peroni 14y ago
Interesting. Either it doesn't apply to company phones or their filter is shockingly bad.
- cs02rm0 14y ago
  Likewise, I've got an EE mobile on my company and I haven't tripped it yet. Not even for political satire.
vidarh 14y ago
Or perhaps it's just on their 4G? EE is branding confusion hell. They're a result of the merger between Orange and T-Mobile, but depending on situation you'll either have them treat you as an "EE customer" or as a T-Mobile/Orange customer. The only ones who are "only" EE customers in their eyes appear to be 4G users. My contract was entered into with T-Mobile, and is a personal account, and I have never seen a block, including testing just now with obvious candidates.
- naz 14y ago
  The block only applies to PAYG packages (at least on Three). When I switched to a monthly contract the censorship went away.