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Originally Posted by raymor
When a site is blocked, does it say so clearly and unambigously, including some wording that indicates how to turn off the block?
If not, so that many less technically saavy people don't know that the reason they can't get to a site is because someone decided it's not appropriate for kids, that's bad.
If the message you get doesn't make it clear that you can turn it on and off, it's interesting that the majority of webmasters seem to support blocking their own sites, but were radically opposed to blocking sites dedicated to theft.
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With mine it said I could not view the site and to ring a number to get the lock taken off. Then they just veryfi that you are the person who purchased the dongle from the shop to make sure you are over 18 by asking you the card number, DOB, postcode ect you purchased it with. This was with a dongle but I guess they will ask the question whether you want to view adult sites or not when you sign to the ISP.