David Cameron 'orders new curbs on Internet Porn'

"The new measures will mean that in future anyone buying a new computer or signing up with a new internet service provider (ISP) will be asked, when they log on for the first time, whether they have children."

How is that going to work then - do they assume that all users access the net through ISP portals or something? Or that all users use ISPs DNS servers.....?

Not very well thought out methinks.
 
what does this mean it will install on the actual machine? root kits?

LOL

No. It will be like when you buy a TV and you get harrased by the tv licensing bunch. Retailers/ISPs will be obliged to pass your details on and if you don't comply with the new requirements you'll be prosecuted.

If parents are so worried about their children watching porn there are ample solutions available to them. If the government wish to help parent with advice then fine. Any thing else is unwarranted interference.


I suspect the 'kids' argument is just a smoke screen for the real reason, which is state monitoring, therefore people should actually protest.

I fear you maybe correctly. However it's a brave person who protests in favor of porn for kids and the government know it.
 
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If I'm reading that right they want you to install software on your PC to filter it out?

Fat chance I'm installing *any* government bloatware without a law forcing me to.
 
David Cameron should get a grip of his Government and this country, and stop with the empty feel good policy intended for daily mail readers.

The next GE should be a howler. So much for the fabled Tory majority everyone has now shut up about, this is no Conservative resurgance. It's a belly flop.

\o/
 
No. It will be like when you buy a TV and you get harrased by the tv licensing bunch. Retailers/ISPs will be obliged to pass your details on and if you don't comply with the new requirements you'll be prosecuted.

If parents are so worried about their children watching porn there are ample solutions available to them. If the government wish to help parent with advice then fine. Any thing else is unwarranted interference.




I fear you maybe correctly. However it's a brave person who protests in favor of porn for kids and the government know it.

It would be a protest against state monitoring. They're just assuming people are stupid and won't notice.
 
From one omnishambles to another for ****head Dave

This would take the average 12 year old 5 minutes to circumvent anyway, seriously this government is retarded.
 
Devil's in the details, tho.

Is it a law to compel the ISP to offer the filter for download?

Will it make uninstalling the software an offense?

Will the software be required to make a connection to the ISP?

Probably some 'agent' software that only allows your machines Internet access if certain processes are detected.
 
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