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But guess what comes out top on a google search? "How to turn off restrictions in EE? To change the level of restriction for ALL your devices: Open the EE app. Go to the WiFi Controls dashboard on your app. Scroll to Parental Controls. You'll see a slider reading Off, Light, Moderate and Strict. Move the button to the setting you want." |
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Several porn sites now being investigated to see if they meet the required level of robust age checks.
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"But mum - I was just checking to see if they had the required level of robust age checks!" :D |
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It's more the fact this covers more than porn sites even in its current form, any site where users interact with other users is in scope (including forums, and that's why sites like x, reddit, discord, bluesky have all gone into age verification) and that ultimately they could just block content to UK users (not just children) if the government deems that it needs expanding. I've seen reports recently of some of the protesting and stuff which has been happening but where watching footage has been blocked to uk connections, which is a slippery slope. People shouldn't need a VPN to see content which the government doesn't like. |
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We're now past the point where it's forgivable to have so many tech-illiterate politicians. I've said before, it's damaging that we have so many MPs who come from a humanities background, not only because they don't understand science, but also because they don't think anything can be binary. It keeps coming up with encryption, where they don't understand whether you have it or not. They believe you can negotiate with the principle of encryption to have it secure, unless the police want in, then it can stop working.
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but that's how it works in communist dictatorships |
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Time to buy shares in Aveeno |
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Of course, ofcom will turn it into weeks of work :rolleyes: ---------- Post added at 13:15 ---------- Previous post was at 13:06 ---------- Quote:
If this was purely just for porn sites, I doubt so many people would care, but its been expanded way beyond this, and is just incredibly stupid now. Many sites will not go into all the complication of age checks, and just do what some porn sites have already done, i.e. just block the UK completely. Those that do age checks will lose many UK visitors as no matter how the goverment protests they are safe, people dont trust age check systems. I am one of them, will not hand any personal details over to any of them, I'll just use a VPN where necessary (and no, I dont mean porn sites). Its one of the most dumb and poorly thought out laws ever, it wont stop what they think it will, but will kill the UKs (direct) access to many parts of the net. China, North Korea & Russia would be proud of such a system. |
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They are being proactive as well as dealing with reports from members of the public. |
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*dealing with reports from members of the public*
Please Miss, I google searched images for Banana, you wouldn't believe what came up on my screen :D |
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