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That one doesn't bother me as much as one of the other standard tick boxes on TalkTalks filter, "extremist websites". Who wants to be on a list of people who h
by IanCal 13y ago
That one doesn't bother me as much as one of the other standard tick boxes on TalkTalks filter, "extremist websites".
Who wants to be on a list of people who have actively said "I want to access extremist websites"?
In fact, why should that even be an option? For the childrens sake, why would we let anybody on those sites? Wouldn't it be better to simply block those sites completely? I mean, we've got the tech place, lists of websites, lets just assume it's ticked for everyone and not display it...
- eCa 13y agoWho decides exactly what is "extremist related"? If a news agency shows the latest Al-Qaeda video, isn't that spreading terrorist ideologies? But the entire thing is just wrong: If we (the "western" world) does something; how can we criticize oppresive regimes when they do the same thing? What can we say when Egypt blocks internet access for "national security". What to say about North Korea and their near total censorship to protect the NK culture (and possibly saving their children's innocence).