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  #1782913 16-May-2017 07:58
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Reality is that technically filters are ineffective and exploitable.

Opinions about the influence of seeing unrelated porn material on someone's behaviour are just opinions unless supported by independent studies showing these effects.

We don't have to prove filters don't work, instead people peddling their solutions have to prove they work.

Locking this now.




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  #1896715 7-Nov-2017 11:45
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As I mentioned in my original posting, this topic was posted to help with a public debate / discussion occurring later in the year.

 

 

 

That is now locked in for the Nethui 2017 conference happening in the Aotea Centre late next week.

 

Details of the Nethui event can be found here :

 

https://2017.nethui.nz

 

 

 

Details of the internet filtering session are here :

 

https://2017.nethui.nz/internet-filtering/

 

 

 

If you would like to attend Nethui, but cannot afford a ticket please contact me directly, I may be able to help. You can also participate via the live stream.

 

A reminder to all Nethui attendees of the Code of Conduct that applies :

 

https://2017.nethui.nz/code-of-conduct/

 

 

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