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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"just had warnings about sky blocking fab shall i change or continue using tor browsers ?
Why would they block fab ?"
Cos he is a single male and no one meets him...sweet revenge  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just read a BBC article on it.
All adult content is to be blocked by default unless customers opt out.
Simple opt out to keep the service in your home.
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BT have been doing it since the turn of the year. Just a matter of setting parental controls to off |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just read a BBC article on it.
All adult content is to be blocked by default unless customers opt out.
Simple opt out to keep the service in your home.
BT have been doing it since the turn of the year. Just a matter of setting parental controls to off"
It is device by device on BT |
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"Starbucks never let's me look at fan!!!!  "
They used to ... then the pc crowd pointed out that some child might see whats on your phone... hey prestio no fab....
Though if your on your data its ok for them to look! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"People complain kids can access adult content on the web too easily
Providers block content and people still complain  "
Because it's heavy handed, heaven forbid parents take responsibility themselves to monitor what their children access, no better block everyone's internet like the free nation we are. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"People complain kids can access adult content on the web too easily
Providers block content and people still complain
Because it's heavy handed, heaven forbid parents take responsibility themselves to monitor what their children access, no better block everyone's internet like the free nation we are."
No no no it's far too easy to put blocks on.......heck you can even individualy type the names of sites you want to block yourself. Like you said far easier to let the providers do it  |
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"just had warnings about sky blocking fab shall i change or continue using tor browsers ? "
Easy fix
Amend your parental settings within sky
Theyve upgraded some internet safety thingimy bob lol 
But easy to change even for lil ol me xx  |
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By *ap Adge OP Man
over a year ago
Wirral |
"just had warnings about sky blocking fab shall i change or continue using tor browsers ?
Why would they block fab ?Cos he is a single male and no one meets him...sweet revenge "
I do meet people thanks on.fab and socials clubs etc
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They aren't blocking anything. They're giving people the option. Everyone can set it to whatever they'd like. Took me l of 2 minutes.
They've said that if people don't confirm what limits they want on their broadband the first time they try to access an adult site they will need to set it then.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"its because sky is fed up with their remotes being used as a measuring tool.
Definitely this ^^^^ "
they should be thankful ..all that free advertising those cocks give them |
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By *osieWoman
over a year ago
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"just had warnings about sky blocking fab shall i change or continue using tor browsers ? "
I use Sky. Not seen any such warnings. And if they are going to block anything, then start with the porn sites |
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ive had the warning about parental controls upon virgin
I just ignored them
however i do know its been added to the modem side of it for parental control
the modem access is 192.168.0.1 for the modems ip address
then you have to log into your modem to change the settings |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think the block should be re set weekly, if you can't be arsed to remove a simple block on your isp then you may be a bit lapsy daisy about turning up to meets on time if at all, plus, it will out Mr cheap thrill mr married but looking who just wants to look at the naughty pics, can you imajine him explaining it to his wife lol "yeah it's because the golf forum can get a little bit sweary" lmao
I am joking btw |
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"Just read a BBC article on it.
All adult content is to be blocked by default unless customers opt out.
Simple opt out to keep the service in your home.
BT have been doing it since the turn of the year. Just a matter of setting parental controls to off"
we have BT wifi as we are all adults at home have no block in place so it can be done just don't ask me how cos i think daughter set up the router etc |
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"Just read a BBC article on it.
All adult content is to be blocked by default unless customers opt out.
Simple opt out to keep the service in your home.
BT have been doing it since the turn of the year. Just a matter of setting parental controls to offwe have BT wifi as we are all adults at home have no block in place so it can be done just don't ask me how cos i think daughter set up the router etc "
that's the thing kids just alter things. Like when my mum put a pay phone in. I just unplugged it and plugged old phone in  |
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