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Thread ID: 91941 2008-07-23 11:24:00 Interesting Telstra Email - 100% support wainuitech (129) PC World Chat
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691453 2008-07-23 11:24:00 Hello

This message is to inform you of a change in policy regarding access to some web sites via TelstraClear internet.

We have decided to filter access to all known child sex abuse sites.
This decision is based on the abhorrent nature of the content of these sites and our desire to create a safe online environment for our customers and their families.

There are approximately 7000 known child sex abuse sites in the world. Many of them change their online address every couple of days. As a result, the list of sites is refreshed daily.

TelstraClear will not be keeping records of any users who attempt to access these sites. This is not an intelligence gathering or covert measure. It is a simple filtering process to make the internet safer for all.

Someone trying to access one of these listed sites will be redirected to a default page notifying them that access to that address is not allowed. This action will not impact the speed or performance of your broadband.

We trust you will support our move to create a safe online environment. We appreciate and value your continued support and custom.

Kind regards

The team at TelstraClear
wainuitech (129)
691454 2008-07-23 11:27:00 Welcome to last week, How is the weather?:p :p :p Metla (12)
691455 2008-07-23 11:28:00 Welcome to last week, How is the weather?:p :p :p
Well I only got it tonight :p
wainuitech (129)
691456 2008-07-23 12:08:00 Funnily enough, I got it AGAIN tonight . :confused: :confused:

And this time it ended up in my junk mail folder :confused:
johcar (6283)
691457 2008-07-23 13:13:00 :lol:

The PressF1 time machine at work again.
beeswax34 (63)
691458 2008-07-23 13:42:00 I receive this email today as well.I felt somewhat surprised when I read it Ninjabear (2948)
691459 2008-07-23 21:24:00 Yep well. Blocking child porn is great, I'm right behind them, but I can see it going too far. Let's hope they use their noggins. :D wratterus (105)
691460 2008-07-24 00:46:00 Oh yay, we now have ISP's telling us what we can do on the internet!.... SolMiester (139)
691461 2008-07-24 02:36:00 This is a disaster, it opens the doors for blocking all sort of stuff which can be influenced by big business as has happened in other countries .

It should always be up to the individual to decide what they do on the internet, if its illegal sure let them take the consequences .

Lets all speed limit new cars 100Km/h, its exactly the same principle .

on the flip side I can nearly accept this to help stop child porn sites .
Battleneter2 (9361)
691462 2008-07-24 03:53:00 and next maybe?



Hello

This message is to inform you of a change in policy regarding access to some web sites via TelstraClear internet.


We have decided to filter access to all BitTorrent trackers ........the list of sites is refreshed daily.

It is a simple filtering process to make the internet faster for all

Someone trying to access one of these listed sites will be redirected to a default page notifying them that P2P is bad! - and access to that address is not allowed. This action will not impact the speed or performance of your broadband

Kind regards

The team at TelstraClear
bevy121 (117)
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