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gnilddif · 19-07-2008, 12:24

Has anyone got an answer to this legal matter. Maybe it's been asked already, but I've not seen it.
As Chief Technical Officer in our family, I configure our systems to allow and deny access to sites, I expect to have the freedom to make my own decisions about any measures I wish to take, and I do not propose to use BT software. If I include certain Webwise/phorm/oix entries in the hosts file such that, because of the nature of the Webwise intercepts, all browsing is killed, as BT have warned might happen, do I have any legal redress against BT, because they are refusing me direct access to w3.directsiteaccessofmychoiceDITcom, something that I assume they are obliged to do as my ISP?
gnilddif

19-07-2008, 12:24	#12280
gnilddif Inactive Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 39	Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797] Has anyone got an answer to this legal matter. Maybe it's been asked already, but I've not seen it. As Chief Technical Officer in our family, I configure our systems to allow and deny access to sites, I expect to have the freedom to make my own decisions about any measures I wish to take, and I do not propose to use BT software. If I include certain Webwise/phorm/oix entries in the hosts file such that, because of the nature of the Webwise intercepts, all browsing is killed, as BT have warned might happen, do I have any legal redress against BT, because they are refusing me direct access to w3.directsiteaccessofmychoiceDITcom, something that I assume they are obliged to do as my ISP? gnilddif