This site contains offensive content your access will be blocked

[galahan]

Anyone get this message:
This site contains offensive content your access will be blocked according to you operator policy.

When going to websites that have some sort of sexual content. I get it on Chrome and Safari on the iphone. I can't find anything when I google for that issue. The message--despite the typo--makes it sound like a Tmobile thing.

 

[Mr.C]

Anyone get this message:
This site contains offensive content your access will be blocked according to you operator policy.

When going to websites that have some sort of sexual content. I get it on Chrome and Safari on the iphone. I can't find anything when I google for that issue. The message--despite the typo--makes it sound like a Tmobile thing.

I believe Everything Everywhere/Orange/T-Mobile do this at a matter of course and you have to call customer service and ask them to disable it.

 

[cjmillsnun]

I believe Everything Everywhere/Orange/T-Mobile do this at a matter of course and you have to call customer service and ask them to disable it.

All UK Mobile networks do.

 

[adam044]

Are you using wifi or cellular? If it's wifi it could be blocked.

 

[Zcott]

All UK Mobile networks do.

3 don't.

 

[asleep]

Porn blocked.

 

[stevemiller]

Bahaha. I don't envy that call to a service provider:

"Hello operator? Yes, I'm looking for pornography."

 

[LV426]

In the UK, the Prime Minister wants to beat the smutty thinking out of your dirty little head by making you sheepishly ask your internet provider to allow filth to be delivered to your devices.

Of course, he doesn't use these exact words, but that is his stated intention.

Where his mad plans really go pear shaped is his avowed intent to extend this principle to all internet connectivity in a household if kids happen to live there. As if kids aren't perfectly capable of working around porn blocks. He and his crazed advisors live in a fluffy bunny world where SSL and proxy servers are just funny words and have nothing to do with the 'real' internet, which is just like a TV broadcast, isn't it?

</sarcasm>.

 

[djtech42]

Don't look up that kind of stuff? Problem solved.

 

[tmanto02]

Don't look up that kind of stuff? Problem solved.

The OP wasn't doing anything wrong by looking up things that are perfectly legal.

Please take your non-constructive criticisms somewhere else.

 

[CB1234]

The OP wasn't doing anything wrong by looking up things that are perfectly legal.

Please take your non-constructive criticisms somewhere else.

It's a joke…. A light hearted banter…. Just a little giggle…. A little bit of amusement…. Is all…

Live a little…. and don't get all too serious…..

 

[Mr.C]

Are you using wifi or cellular? If it's wifi it could be blocked.

It's not wi-fi that's affected but cellular. The mobile networks have no control over the wi-fi usage.

 

[squeakr]

It's not wi-fi that's affected but cellular. The mobile networks have no control over the wi-fi usage.

They could if it is a hotspot provided by them.

 

[paulcdb]

So long as you aren't looking into the history of Scunthorpe you'll be fine!

 

[adam044]

It's not wi-fi that's affected but cellular. The mobile networks have no control over the wi-fi usage.

No kidding sherlock

 

[djtech42]

The OP wasn't doing anything wrong by looking up things that are perfectly legal.

Please take your non-constructive criticisms somewhere else.

It was a joke?

I'm guessing it has something to do with internet policy in UK.

 

[Italianblend]

Pornography addiction is very destructive, but you can be freed of it. God will help you.

 

[old-wiz]

Bahaha. I don't envy that call to a service provider:

"Hello operator? Yes, I'm looking for pornography."

The they ask you..."we have several blocks/permissions available..do you want general p**n, B&D, ....?"

 

[cjmillsnun]

3 don't.

They do.. I'm with 3. Their policies are less strict than the other networks.

 

[hologram]

Don't look up that kind of stuff? Problem solved.

But that's a sign of a bigger problem.