Re:Report to local authority in the UK if you see a kid usin...
by 45ure on Thursday February 13, 2020 @02:42PM
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>Really top-notch logic there in the UK. Brexit's finest.
Relax. This is an example of some jobsworth in West Midlands, who has binge-watched Mr. Robot, got carried away trying to impress the boss' and released this under the cover of 'Safer Internet Day 2020' initiative. It is not a UK policy and it is definitely not related to Brexit.
This hasn't made it into the news cycle outside of social media, because of other pressing matters like Covid-19, storms, cabinet reshuffle etc. Once it does, most tech savvy Brits will be having a good laugh, while others will ignore the message entirely and start searching for these tools ─ either way it is a non-story.
Re:Report to local authority in the UK if you see a kid usin...
by AdrianB1 on Thursday February 13, 2020 @03:32PM
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It is always sad when you see people not understanding humor.
Re:Report to local authority in the UK if you see a kid usin...
by meowface on Thursday February 13, 2020 @08:37PM
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The post was unnecessarily injecting political opinions and their view of the average intellect of those who hold others. It was humor, just not good humor. (And I'm even a strong Brexit opponent; though American.)
Really top-notch logic there in the UK. Brexit's finest.