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Iran to Filter 'Immoral' Mobile Messages

jb.cancer noted an article running on eweek about plans in Iran to censor phone messages sent within the country. At least it's not quite that bad here yet. But give it a few years!

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  1. F***T P**T by LiquidCoooled · · Score: 5, Funny

    This First F***T P**T was sent using an Iranian proxy!

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  2. I know what to do by master_p · · Score: 3, Funny

    first, CENSORED, then CENSORED and then, CENSORED!

  3. I for one welcome our new msg censoring overlords by _xen · · Score: 4, Funny

    Well thank goodness for this. I know I'm often tempted to send out messages so immoral that I shock myself! So I'm glad there's someone with my best interests (and the best interests of society at large) at heart who is going to take the time to censor the messages I send. Isn't it nice when those kind people in the government relieve you of any need for self-restraint!

  4. Re:I for one welcome our new msg censoring overlor by SilentSheep · · Score: 3, Funny

    Ahh, i see you fall for the "drunken text message" trick too? Always gets me that one does, if it weren't for a 'sent items' folder on my phone i wouldn't know how many people to apologise to in the morning.

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  5. Nasty by Moggyboy · · Score: 3, Funny

    Don't know why they're bothering. You ever try to write "durka durka, mohammed jihad" with predictive text on? It's a bitch.

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  6. OMG by ady1 · · Score: 5, Funny

    it's full of stars...

  7. In Democratic Iran.. by Pointy_Hair · · Score: 3, Funny

    ur txt msgs cnsr u!