He's hell bent on hiding sites that contain child abuse material...
That doesn't prevent a child getting abused. That doesn't help the child already abused to create the content.
Who the fk knows what these sites are anyway?
Sick bastards are going to work around his filter quicker than he can think.
How about, policing, work within the international community to have these sites removed and keep up the pressure.
If he put half the budget and pressure on law enforcement as he is putting on stringing a tarp over the crime scene he'd actually have a hope of getting somewhere!
They're making a profit on the PS3 perhaps, but since they axed the features I care about and paid for I've not bought a single Sony product. Hell I've even avoided products that use technology licensed from Sony.
Think critically.
Network media, browser - both of these are possible exploit vectors.
But on the original point - When Sony decide to remove the media client, are you going to perhaps view lost value then?
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If I were google, I would pull the plug on all services to Italy.
Your government wants to behave like a corrupt little child, fine, no google for you - forget youtube you get nothing, now go to your room!
He's hell bent on hiding sites that contain child abuse material...
That doesn't prevent a child getting abused.
That doesn't help the child already abused to create the content.
Who the fk knows what these sites are anyway?
Sick bastards are going to work around his filter quicker than he can think.
How about, policing, work within the international community to have these sites removed and keep up the pressure.
If he put half the budget and pressure on law enforcement as he is putting on stringing a tarp over the crime scene he'd actually have a hope of getting somewhere!
FIX IT! DO NOT HIDE IT!
They're making a profit on the PS3 perhaps, but since they axed the features I care about and paid for I've not bought a single Sony product. Hell I've even avoided products that use technology licensed from Sony.
Think critically. Network media, browser - both of these are possible exploit vectors. But on the original point - When Sony decide to remove the media client, are you going to perhaps view lost value then?