The Guardian says:
"The number of people signing up to a "ground-breaking" new service to block children from accessing self-harm and pornography websites has slumped amid criticisms that it fails to achieve its aims, could breach privacy and employs technology connected to the Chinese military."
Rest of the article at:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/dec/29/talktalk-homesafe-broadband-internet-criticisms
I particularly like the bit that says:
"HomeSafe, which TalkTalk has told its shareholders should help reduce the frequency of its customers defecting to rivals"
Homesafe & the associated scanning/spying is one of the main reasons why I & others have gone elsewhere.
"The number of people signing up to a "ground-breaking" new service to block children from accessing self-harm and pornography websites has slumped amid criticisms that it fails to achieve its aims, could breach privacy and employs technology connected to the Chinese military."
Rest of the article at:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/dec/29/talktalk-homesafe-broadband-internet-criticisms
I particularly like the bit that says:
"HomeSafe, which TalkTalk has told its shareholders should help reduce the frequency of its customers defecting to rivals"
Homesafe & the associated scanning/spying is one of the main reasons why I & others have gone elsewhere.
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