Today, the TalkTalk group launched a HomeSafe service for its UK internet customers that will provide people with network level control filters that can block out inappropriate content and allow them to protect all internet-enabled devices in their homes at once,
Commenting on the news Claire Perry, MP for the Devizes Constituency said:
"When I started campaigning to make access to internet pornography an "Opt-in", many industry experts said it was technologically impossible to provide a network-level filter. Today, TalkTalk have announced a service that does just that. Their HomeSafe service allows users to set controls for all devices connected to a home network that block out inappropriate content. This is a very significant step forward in our efforts to make internet access safer and I commend TalkTalk for making the service available, free of charge to all of their customers"
Notes:
TalkTalk have today launched HomeSafe, a new service offering a home network level filter that will enable people to block access to certain types of content, such as pornography, drugs or gambling.
You can find out more about HomeSafe on their website at http://www.talktalk.co.uk/security/ and there is also an interactive demo of HomeSafe available at http://www.talktalk.co.uk/security/homesafe-demo.html so you can see how it works.
A recent YouGov survey found that 93% of Women and 73% Men (83% total) believe that the easy availability of pornographic content on the internet is damaging to children and 85% of women and 58% of men (73% total) believe that the easy availability of extreme pornographic content on the internet is damaging to society. (YouGov Poll, 2nd – 3rd February 2011)
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