Tuesday, August 28th 2007
Teenager Cracks Australia's $70 Million (USD) Porn Filter in 30 Minutes
In an attempt to keep Australian minors from being jaded by the massive volume of X-rated material on the internet, Australia recently invested $70 million USD into a download-able porn filter. Unfortunately, it seems that this investment might have been a poor one. When deployed in a real-world scenario (like, say, a high school), teenagers were able to bypass the filter with relative ease, and were streaming steamy pornographic material in roughly 30 minutes.
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41 Comments on Teenager Cracks Australia's $70 Million (USD) Porn Filter in 30 Minutes
:roll::roll::roll:$70 million USD:roll::roll::roll:
You want to protect your children go out and get a program that filters stuff, or use the new Parental Protection in Vista. I have my brothers PC set up to filter out ALL stuff like that, and I'm only using XP and it's in built stuff.
The Government has so much more to spend $70 million on.
porn has its place in society, i have nothing against watching a bit of porn, heck i've been known to watch it myself.
a bit off topic, but the perfect place to type this. my stepdad is a programmer, for the last year and a half his company has been trying to hire a person for the help desk. they hire someone, put them on a 90 day probation period. at the 90 day review they pull the internet logs for that workstation. every single person has been fired! they keep finding that these recruits spend half the day surfing porn. the company is very lax on internet use, surf your fantasy football, watch youtube they dont care. but they have a zero tolerance for porn. stop surfing porn at work people. i mean really porn has only one use, and you cant do that sitting at your desk in an office. end rant
:laugh::laugh::laugh::slap:
When more and more 12 and 13 year olds are becoming sexually active, you have to wonder if they have the life experience to truly comprehend the costs of what they are doing.
I take my hat off to you guys who actively look after what your kids are exposed to.
It's not the government's job.
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the users who don't want to bypass won't
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