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If you e.g. try "gmail.com", it's blocked. Same for nytimes.com, or stackoverflow.com. I think this has to be the point. Now, of course, this doesn't prove the
by krallin 13y ago
If you e.g. try "gmail.com", it's blocked. Same for nytimes.com, or stackoverflow.com. I think this has to be the point.
Now, of course, this doesn't prove the "majority" of the internet is blocked.
- naich 13y agoI haven't found one that isn't blocked yet. Even o2.co.uk is blocked as "Technology and Telecommunication" u12 service. "http://www.bbc.co.uk/" http://www.bbc.co.uk/" is blocked under two categories, so the poor u12s can't even watch Cbeebies online.