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> the government is working hard on expanding the existing censorship That was the result of an ISP's own blocking system. And there is no government censorsh
by GunlogAlm 13y ago
> the government is working hard on expanding the existing censorship
That was the result of an ISP's own blocking system.
And there is no government censorship, please stop saying that - customers are given the option to opt-out of content filters -- it's not mandatory. This has always been the case, the only difference now is that ISPs must ask subscribers.
- sdfjkl 13y agoIf it is opt-out, it is censorship. This was established through heavy lobbying and threat of legislation. And then there's the one where all major ISPs block an unpublished list of websites that are deemed "illegal". That one was established by court order, and the only way you can opt out of it is by switching to a small ISP. Here's the blog of one such small ISP, which is well worth reading: http://revk.www.me.uk/search/label/CENSORSHIP http://revk.www.me.uk/search/label/CENSORSHIP