>> "They know people will feel kinda embarrassed to call their ISP and say "I want porn"" I'm against these filters but that's not how it works. Filters are on

>> "They know people will feel kinda embarrassed to call their ISP and say "I want porn"" I'm against these filters but that's not how it works. Filters are only added to new accounts. I've been through this with a provider who has offered the feature for a while. When I was signing up they asked something like, "Do you want our child protection/home safety filters enabled". I said no. So really it isn't embarrassing and it's easy to choose to have them not enabled. I doubt the ISP's would sink to the level of referring to them officially as 'porn filters' and requiring customers to disable 'porn filters'.