Soleron on 20 December 2012
| spurgeonryan said: I think most sites have this. Google, Bing, etc. When my kids are old enough I will just parental control it. I know how I was as a kid... |
This is at the ISP level. If the person in control of the internet connection, who may not actually be a "parent", clicks "No" (or doesn't click, or skips through), all sites with pornographic content will be blocked. Who knows what the scope of the default filter is though? Is the Statue of David bad? Is life drawing bad? Is Deviantart bad? Is Youtube bad? Is suggestive but not explicit content bad? Is sex education bad? WIll this be extended to extreme violence or terrorism? Who's classifying this anyway?
