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Actually this is likely Sky's opt-in adult content filtering. It really isn't mandatory. Any content blocking is prone to false positives and people will learn
by monkeymagic 12y ago
Actually this is likely Sky's opt-in adult content filtering. It really isn't mandatory.
Any content blocking is prone to false positives and people will learn that eventually.
- darkr 12y agoSky's filtering is now opt-out: > What we’re doing now is simply making sure that the automatic position of Sky Broadband Shield is the safest one for all – that’s ‘on’, unless customers choose otherwise. src: https://corporate.sky.com/media-centre/our-blog/2015/sky-broadband-shield-rolling-out-to-all-our-customers https://corporate.sky.com/media-centre/our-blog/2015/sky-bro...
- ionwake 12y agoWhen the whole opt-in opt-out thing hit the news I remember all the press was insisting it was opt-in. Simply insisting, then basing their arguments off that.
- geographomics 12y agoNot mandatory though, that's most the important thing.