Sentences with phrase «access to pornography on»

While some people are concerned that children have unrestricted access to pornography on the Internet, others are equally disturbed by any attempt to curb the free flow of information

Easy access to pornography on the internet is causing a rise in schoolgirls experiencing sexual abuse, an MP said yesterday.

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Smartphones were a common way for children to access X-rated sites as 33 % of those surveyed first saw pornography on a handheld device.

I grew up in the mid-to-late 90s as part of the first generation of teenagers with easy, on - demand, dial - up access to pornography.

Basically... porn is everywhere»: A rapid evidence assessment on the effects that access and exposure to pornography has on children and young people.

There are very few people in this field that would happily say that they don't believe pornography has any impact whatsoever on young people and they should be free to access it.

One study found that one - third of ten - year olds had viewed explicit pornography and 81 % of 14 - to 16 - year - olds regularly access explicit photographs and footage on their home computers.

In government, the Conservatives» focus has been on looking for technological ways of clamping down on young people's access to pornography.

Dr Martyn Thomas from the Institution of Engineering and Technology comments on government proposals to use legislation to force Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block access to pornography.

Today's easy access to pornography is a far cry from seamy video stores on the outskirts of town of yesteryear.

Educators should thus use their AUPs as «teachable moments» to promote programs to focus on the positive uses of the internet and technology while warning about hazards such as contacting strangers or loss of respect for others by accessing pornography that can come about as a result of unrestricted use.

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This time, The Gamesmen talk about Google's VR headset, Bethesda mods on PS4, Digital Homicide hurting after filing lawsuit the new to Origin Access, a human skull to creating the sounds of Inside, Facebook's dealings with revenge pornography, the space needed for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, and -LSB-...]

This time, The Gamesmen talk about Google's VR headset, Bethesda mods on PS4, Digital Homicide hurting after filing lawsuit the new to Origin Access, a human skull to creating the sounds of Inside, Facebook's dealings with revenge pornography, the space needed for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, and if Final Fantasy 15 was ported to PC.

«The Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey decided, «that an employer who is on notice that one of its employees is using a workplace computer to access pornography, possibly child pornography, has a duty to investigate the employee's activities and to take prompt and effective action to stop the unauthorized activity, lest it result in harm to innocent third - parties.

If passed, the Act will impose a duty on persons who provide an «internet service» (internet access, e-mail or internet content hosting) to report child pornography offences in certain circumstances.

They must block access on the Internet to any material, including written material, pictures and recordings, that is obscene or sexually explicit or that constitutes child pornography.

Surely the English provisions are set at a level of seriousness far above the «mischief to data» provisions in the Canadian Code which appear to have been used as additional charges when those charged with child pornography offences attempt to erase their tracks, and in one case where someone's log - on information was changed to prevent access.

(3) Lead by example in domestic policy areas, including addressing loose laws on wiretaps, ambiguous oversight of intelligence agencies, shoddy content filtering mechanisms around access to pornography and hate speech, questionable deep packet inspection and data retention practices by internet service providers, and other areas in which Canadian practices provide justification for China's own domestic censorship and surveillance regime.

A research paper has found links to child pornography stored on the Bitcoin Blockchain, but can users access this information and are they liable to criminal prosecution?

He also leads the NSPCC public affairs work on online safety, including successful campaigns on blocking access to websites which display pornography to children and on a wider government strategy for children's safety online.

The Internet has brought many, many good things to our lives — but it has also enabled the anonymous, always - on, and affordable (often free) access to pornography.The Internet has created a wave of pornography addicts with its pervasive porn delivery mechanisms.