They've been trying to get rid of the Pirate Bay for years now but there are loads of proxy links people use to access it. I imagine the same thing will happen to banned access to certain porn sites, people will just proxy their around to them.
TBH, would be nice if they banned the nasty face-shot stuff, nobody wants to see that filth and its entire purpsoe is to degrade woemn.
Sure, it won’t be hard to bypass this with VPN.
(Tor is too slow, the experience would be painfull)
The problematic thing is that all the connections will be going through some kind of filters/firewall system that will add to the connection latency. If you are a gamer (Quake, Counter Strike, PUBG etc. etc.) and your ping matters... then... there you go, you are punished with higher ping cause your legislators decided for you.
Also some less tech aware people, like your old man might actually follow the steps they force on us and give away their credit card details in order to prove they are an adult.. Which is perfect opportunity for cyber criminals...
Joined just to post in a thread about porn, brings a tear to my eye
My big worry about this is that not only will it create a hackable record of what sites you visit, but what type of content you 'consume' from those sites.
It's bad enough that a leak could show John Smith visited p-hub on a daily basis, but to then reveal that he tended to search for 'Thai ladyboy granny' or whatever...
Sweet sweet necro.
Could you not have replied to this thread 3 days earlier? You were so close to deathday anniversary resurrection.![]()
First, a user can register an AgeID account using an email address and password. The user verifies their email address and then chooses an age verification option from our list of 3rd party providers, using options such as Mobile SMS, Credit Card, Passport, or Driving Licence
Was this scrapped? Or did I miss a newer thread on it? Or am I becoming senile?
Like fitting all knives with gpsTheyre still trying and it was passed through the house of commons in December. Search engines like Bing have already removed the ability to uncensor results.
They've come up with a number of ways to implement, failing to recognise there are several ways to bypass. It reminds me of a meeting I attended with a very prominent Labour politician who wanted a new law that forced all social media platforms to automatically provide user details of anyone who posted Anti-Semitic material. When it was explained this was not feasible he looked very angry and blustered about saying "anythings possible"
Search engines like Bing have already removed the ability to uncensor results.