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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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In escaping from the rain yesterday, escaped into Starbucks, and actually found an armchair in a quiet corner... So thought a perfect opportunity to browse fab. However the website was blocked as being 'inappropriate to browse in a public place'. Moral of the story.. Don't arrange to meet in a Starbucks, as if your meet is running late, you'll not find out! |
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By *dsindyTV/TS
over a year ago
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Lol, arranged to meet someone for coffee in McDonald's (yeah, yeah, I know  ) and they do the same in blocking inappropriate sites.......rightly so, I should have thought with my brain and not my balls.
On the plus side, the manageress looked very nice |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You can get programs on you phone that hide the site allowing you to use the WiFi in places like that. Saying that it is a lot of hassle..... "
EE used to randomly block this site as 18+. Someone suggested using Opera Mini and I've had no issues since. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Is this only when using their wifi? Surely not on your own 3G?
4G even better  "
Yeah I'm not that posh yet  my network works fine on 3G never have a problem with poor speed although I hardly ever use the internet if I'm out and about |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You can get programs on you phone that hide the site allowing you to use the WiFi in places like that. Saying that it is a lot of hassle.....
EE used to randomly block this site as 18+. Someone suggested using Opera Mini and I've had no issues since. "
See I'd just see that as a compliment x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You can get programs on you phone that hide the site allowing you to use the WiFi in places like that. Saying that it is a lot of hassle.....
EE used to randomly block this site as 18+. Someone suggested using Opera Mini and I've had no issues since.
See I'd just see that as a compliment x"
A compliment how? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
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I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me. "
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
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it's about respecting others around you |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me.
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly. "
If they're encroaching on my personal space enough to see what's on the 4 inch phone screen I'm holding in my hand, yes it really does. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me.
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly.
If they're encroaching on my personal space enough to see what's on the 4 inch phone screen I'm holding in my hand, yes it really does. "
Maybe try going to child free places, then you won't have the problem. And as I said children will be children they can be a bit nosey but hey ho |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me.
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly.
If they're encroaching on my personal space enough to see what's on the 4 inch phone screen I'm holding in my hand, yes it really does. "
I agree. If my 7 yr old saw something on your phone screen that was inappropriate I would hold myself responsible, not you |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me.
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly.
If they're encroaching on my personal space enough to see what's on the 4 inch phone screen I'm holding in my hand, yes it really does.
Maybe try going to child free places, then you won't have the problem. And as I said children will be children they can be a bit nosey but hey ho "
Oh believe me I try. |
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I usually boycott these large coffee chains.
Is it due to the undesirable rise of global multi commercialism? Is it due to anti green issues involving their containers? Is it due to the sourcing of their products? Is it due to taxation or pay policies? Is it due to blocking fab on their Wi-Fi?
NO.....I JUST HATE COFFEE! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
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It's not appropriate for adults or even teenagers having sex in public places but it happens. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In escaping from the rain yesterday, escaped into Starbucks, and actually found an armchair in a quiet corner... So thought a perfect opportunity to browse fab. However the website was blocked as being 'inappropriate to browse in a public place'. Moral of the story.. Don't arrange to meet in a Starbucks, as if your meet is running late, you'll not find out! "
Or have own internet on phone |
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By *manda63Woman
over a year ago
Southampton |
"Lol, arranged to meet someone for coffee in McDonald's (yeah, yeah, I know ) and they do the same in blocking inappropriate sites.......rightly so, I should have thought with my brain and not my balls.
On the plus side, the manageress looked very nice"
I've had this in McDonald's. Is annoying especially if you are meeting someone there but I guess it's because there are kids there. |
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By *manda63Woman
over a year ago
Southampton |
"Lol, arranged to meet someone for coffee in McDonald's (yeah, yeah, I know ) and they do the same in blocking inappropriate sites.......rightly so, I should have thought with my brain and not my balls.
On the plus side, the manageress looked very nice
I've had this in McDonald's. Is annoying especially if you are meeting someone there but I guess it's because there are kids there."
Meant to say that I use my 5g |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"Kind of reasonable in my opinion
...and mine. "
I don't have an issue with it either... their wifi, their rules!!!...
nothing to stop you using you 3g/4g device and using your data to browse your phone.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I use the Hotspot Shield free app so can browse anywhere.
And yes I discreetly look on Fab when I'm enjoying a private cup of coffee in the corner of Starbucks/Costa/wherever. There's rarely any children around, but if one of the little darlings even gets within 6 feet of me I am perfectly capable of closing my phone case. They'd need bionic vision to see the 1" square pics on my phone screen!
Same goes for adults...except the nosey fuckers shouldn't be looking in the first place!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me.
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly.
If they're encroaching on my personal space enough to see what's on the 4 inch phone screen I'm holding in my hand, yes it really does.
I agree. If my 7 yr old saw something on your phone screen that was inappropriate I would hold myself responsible, not you"
My phone screen is bright and visible enough for people to see photos clearly from a couple of feet away. Which is why I don't use Fab in a public place. If a child,or even an adult,walked past and glanced in my direction they would be able to see the photos on my screen. I take responsibility for what is visible on my phone the same as if I were reading a porn magazine with photos. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me.
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly.
If they're encroaching on my personal space enough to see what's on the 4 inch phone screen I'm holding in my hand, yes it really does.
I agree. If my 7 yr old saw something on your phone screen that was inappropriate I would hold myself responsible, not you
My phone screen is bright and visible enough for people to see photos clearly from a couple of feet away. Which is why I don't use Fab in a public place. If a child,or even an adult,walked past and glanced in my direction they would be able to see the photos on my screen. I take responsibility for what is visible on my phone the same as if I were reading a porn magazine with photos. "
Which I don't do,I hasten to add. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Also blocked at some service stations where there is also no mobile signal...makes it very hard to find your meet!
No it doesn't "
I had a meet from here who I couldn't find in a busy shopping centre with a few close exits. He sent me his location and I used my maps to find him. It was quite funny following my dot on the screen to get to him. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
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I hide the images xxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me.
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly.
If they're encroaching on my personal space enough to see what's on the 4 inch phone screen I'm holding in my hand, yes it really does.
I agree. If my 7 yr old saw something on your phone screen that was inappropriate I would hold myself responsible, not you
My phone screen is bright and visible enough for people to see photos clearly from a couple of feet away. Which is why I don't use Fab in a public place. If a child,or even an adult,walked past and glanced in my direction they would be able to see the photos on my screen. I take responsibility for what is visible on my phone the same as if I were reading a porn magazine with photos. "
Mine isn't particularly visible but I still take steps to ensure whatever I'm looking at is for my _iewing only. The only way a child would see what I'm looking at is if they purposefully looked at my screen to see it, which isn't my responsibility.
I do hide site images whilst out and about though, I can go a few hours without looking at tits |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's not appropriate to be on an adult site in a coffee shop or public place, where others might be able to see what you are looking at. There are children in places like that. It's not rude for establishments to block adult sites.
I'll go on whatever site I like if I'm having coffee somewhere. If other people's children are rude enough to be looking at a stranger's phone that's not my problem and their parents should be having a word with themselves.
I get why they block it on the wifi though, and that's fine by me.
Children will be children I'm afraid. That dosent make them rude or brought up badly.
If they're encroaching on my personal space enough to see what's on the 4 inch phone screen I'm holding in my hand, yes it really does.
I agree. If my 7 yr old saw something on your phone screen that was inappropriate I would hold myself responsible, not you
My phone screen is bright and visible enough for people to see photos clearly from a couple of feet away. Which is why I don't use Fab in a public place. If a child,or even an adult,walked past and glanced in my direction they would be able to see the photos on my screen.
I take responsibility for what is visible on my phone the same as if I were reading a porn magazine with photos. "
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"Look for a Free VPN app to get past the block.
I use it in Middle East where all 'inappropriate' sites are blocked
Can you recommend any good ones?"
Hotspot Shield
You need to install it while in the UK though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A few pubs that I drink in are on the cloud and I've found that they block the site as pornography, however if I have the site already open using my 3g then connect to the cloud whilst it's open, I can browse on their WiFi with no restrictions |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Look for a Free VPN app to get past the block.
I use it in Middle East where all 'inappropriate' sites are blocked
Can you recommend any good ones?
Hotspot Shield
You need to install it while in the UK though. "
Phone Guardian for IOS is a great one |
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By *cobMan
over a year ago
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I used to have this problem where ever i went, I have a company phone and all adult content is barred.....not too sure if I could phone them up and get it unbarred?
But on the brightside if you download puffin, you can browse just about anything on any wifi or 3G/4G |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I used to have this problem where ever i went, I have a company phone and all adult content is barred.....not too sure if I could phone them up and get it unbarred?
But on the brightside if you download puffin, you can browse just about anything on any wifi or 3G/4G "
You'd browse adult sites on a work phone?  |
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By *mmersCouple
over a year ago
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"Look for a Free VPN app to get past the block.
I use it in Middle East where all 'inappropriate' sites are blocked
Can you recommend any good ones?
Hotspot Shield
You need to install it while in the UK though. "
Lol I lived in dubai for 2 decades n everything was blocked...totally the right decision to move to England lol x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Look for a Free VPN app to get past the block.
I use it in Middle East where all 'inappropriate' sites are blocked
Can you recommend any good ones?
Hotspot Shield
You need to install it while in the UK though.
Lol I lived in dubai for 2 decades n everything was blocked...totally the right decision to move to England lol x"
Same in turkey, funny as where my parents live you can see up the mountains and one night I could see lights mid way up and activity (kind of) and apparently some of the men go up there to have drinks and other activitys occasionally. It does happen even in the strictest Muslim countries x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Using the hide iimages option helps when in public
I imagine those that agree with the block will be leaving the site soon.
The horror of using a sex site in public  |
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"Opera mini works anywhere not that id use it in a public place though "
The opera desktop has advert blocking and vpn options they've developed, that supports quicker, more private browsing. I think opera mini for phones may now do ad blocking too but not vpn yet.
I'm not a tech expert but vpn supports browsing that's secured and not able to be monitored by general technology. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In escaping from the rain yesterday, escaped into Starbucks, and actually found an armchair in a quiet corner... So thought a perfect opportunity to browse fab. However the website was blocked as being 'inappropriate to browse in a public place'. Moral of the story.. Don't arrange to meet in a Starbucks, as if your meet is running late, you'll not find out! "
I think it's more inappropriate to be looking over peoples shouldn't and _iewing what they are browsing in a public place |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Cath's Cafe doesn't provide free WiFi but she does offer a mug of tea for £1:50 and double egg on toast for £2:80, I think she probably chips in with some money to the taxman too"
Who's cath?? She sounds rather clever ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In escaping from the rain yesterday, escaped into Starbucks, and actually found an armchair in a quiet corner... So thought a perfect opportunity to browse fab. However the website was blocked as being 'inappropriate to browse in a public place'. Moral of the story.. Don't arrange to meet in a Starbucks, as if your meet is running late, you'll not find out! "
Or swap kik usernames before meeting in Starbucks. I've had plenty of socials in there and no problems thanks to kik. Where there's a will, there's a way! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i know it's "free" wifi in these places but your phones security is greatly compromised and you can be scammed and anything on your phone can be intercepted and stolen"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would ban adult content if I was running a business with public wi-fi access. We have responsibility to others when we access adult sites, especially in a public place with families present. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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businesses are supposed to keep a record of log ins through their Wi-Fi. Most block anything they consider to be offensive...
Don't use their Wi-Fi..
And who wants to drink coffee in Starbucks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"businesses are supposed to keep a record of log ins through their Wi-Fi. Most block anything they consider to be offensive...
Don't use their Wi-Fi..
And who wants to drink coffee in Starbucks "
I do !!! Good coffee ... and lemon cake ... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"businesses are supposed to keep a record of log ins through their Wi-Fi. Most block anything they consider to be offensive...
Don't use their Wi-Fi..
And who wants to drink coffee in Starbucks
I do !!! Good coffee ... and lemon cake ... "
Sure you will go anywhere for cake
And I know much better places for coffee |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"businesses are supposed to keep a record of log ins through their Wi-Fi. Most block anything they consider to be offensive...
Don't use their Wi-Fi..
And who wants to drink coffee in Starbucks
I do !!! Good coffee ... and lemon cake ...
Sure you will go anywhere for cake
And I know much better places for coffee "
I love cake
And pizza
Both bad for me
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In escaping from the rain yesterday, escaped into Starbucks, and actually found an armchair in a quiet corner... So thought a perfect opportunity to browse fab. However the website was blocked as being 'inappropriate to browse in a public place'. Moral of the story.. Don't arrange to meet in a Starbucks, as if your meet is running late, you'll not find out! "
All coffee chains have an "adult" content filter enabled to prevent misuse of their complimentary wi-fi by minors or customers who may make a nuisance by playing content that would cause offence .
Starbucks took flack a few years ago in the press for not having filters enabled that allowed underage customers (who had content lock enabled on their mobile data connection already) to circumvent via using free public WiFi to access xxx and age inappropriate social networking sites.
It makes sense, as annoying to some as it is. Just upgrade your data allowance to make provision for your fab browsing habits beyond the range of your household WiFi signal. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"businesses are supposed to keep a record of log ins through their Wi-Fi. Most block anything they consider to be offensive...
Don't use their Wi-Fi..
And who wants to drink coffee in Starbucks
I do !!! Good coffee ... and lemon cake ...
Sure you will go anywhere for cake
And I know much better places for coffee
I love cake
And pizza
Both bad for me
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Fancy a picnic  |
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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago
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"businesses are supposed to keep a record of log ins through their Wi-Fi. Most block anything they consider to be offensive...
Don't use their Wi-Fi..
And who wants to drink coffee in Starbucks "
Omg....massively paranoid about nipping on here at work now!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"businesses are supposed to keep a record of log ins through their Wi-Fi. Most block anything they consider to be offensive...
Don't use their Wi-Fi..
And who wants to drink coffee in Starbucks
Omg....massively paranoid about nipping on here at work now!!! "
Oh god if my work checked my website history using their wifi! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Oh god if my work checked my website history using their wifi!
They can.
My old workplace did it.
Ssssshhhhhhhh
Can they link it to a mobile number?? "
I think so |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It also depends how it's set up and how you login to the Wi-Fi.
Best thing to do is just use your own data if it is a real concern.
I wouldn't worry too much. Don't stress about it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"businesses are supposed to keep a record of log ins through their Wi-Fi. Most block anything they consider to be offensive...
Don't use their Wi-Fi..
And who wants to drink coffee in Starbucks
Omg....massively paranoid about nipping on here at work now!!!
Oh god if my work checked my website history using their wifi! "
oops!
They can but if it's a large workplace are only likely to if they are specifically looking.
If you didn't use a work phone it's harder for them to track...but not that hard.
Either get a new number or just switch off Wi-Fi at work.. |
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If your phone automatically switches to using wifi, disable the feature. Or just use a vpn at work, if they don't require you to log in, as anybody could be using it for anything
In general, give your employer as little information upon you. Unless it enhances your perceived perfo |
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no fabbing in the office for me!
what are they, the moral police??
good job i dont drink coffee, no problem to me to boycott the place
muppets 
