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UK: How do ISPs Implement Network Based Parental Control Service?
Posted by Unknown in blocking traffic, BT, DNS, Huawei, ISP, Nominum, Ofcom, Parental Control, security, sky, Symantec Corporation, TalkTalk, UK, VAS, Virgin Media on Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Ofcom has "published a report for Government outlining measures the UK's largest internet service providers have put in place to help parents protect children from harmful content online. This follows an agreement between the Government and BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin Media, the four largest fixed line internet service providers (ISPs), announced in July 2013 [see "UK to Enforce Opt Out Network
BT Launches DNS-based Parental Control; Does it Log Traffic?
Posted by Unknown in BT, DNS, Open Rights Group, Parental Control, web filtering on Monday, December 23, 2013
Following the UK Government decision to enforce opt our parental control on all ISPs (here), BT announced recently a new, network-based, Parental control service.
Tim Guest, BT's Homepage and marketing manager, explains: "We’ve offered free parental controls to customers for years, but the protection focused on desktop computers and laptops – now the new controls cover any internet-enabled
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