New BT customers will have to choose on whether they want to activate the parental controls. They will also have to explain to BT why they refuse and in this case there’s a chance that their IP address will be flagged to be closely watched by GCHQ. As for existing BT customers, those will be contacted by the company during the next year and asked if they want to activate the controls and allow the government to decide what they can access.
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Come on guys it's for the children. It's always for the "Children"
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Here is a topic-thread that I started discussing this critically important issue at TIU. What many/most people do not know is that this "news" is not new, and was first "discussed" on July 28/29, and if you read the comments from the articles posted at TIU, you will see that people had a lot of time and opportunity to speak-out against this travesty, but did JACK-SHIT, as is always the case.
http://theinfounderground.com/smf/index.php?topic=17573.0
Lindsey
Loved the irony of the link,that site is banned in the UK.
You have to go through a proxy to see it.
http://extratorrent.cc/article/3381/uk+started+online+filtering.html
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