(July 23, 2013 at 2:10 pm)fr0d0 Wrote: Kids have smartphones now and all the fast mobile towers are next to high schools. Filtering mobile web isn't really covered AFAIK. Danger for my kids is peer pressure and the the odd idiot sharing distasteful stuff.I thought the legislation applies to all UK ISPs? That would include those providing Internet to mobile phones.
Quote:Nothing wrong with increased control to protect kids I think. Minefield is the implementation I think. /YodaNothing is wrong with it, as long as people don't try to enforce it on everyone. If you have a kid, install parental controls. If you don't, you shouldn't have to have one installed for you because some other person using the same ISP has kids.
This raises an interesting point. Can I start an ISP for adults only (i.e. I only sell services to childless adult households) that can get exemption form the law?
