Here We Go Again - Bing, Bong, Google, Giggle
http://therealosc.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/here-we-go-again-bing-bong-google-giggle.html
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Of course, anyone who is not lying, or has a modicum of knowledge and/or principles, knows, that these search terms would never bring up any potentially-illegal images, and have not been able to do so, for many years; knowing that, there is no intention, here or elsewhere, to do so. We do know, that they will be on 'the list'.
Bing, first. SafeSearch off. We could turn images off, but, we will take Microsoft's word for it, as a newbie will.
Web search ...
Much as before, now image/videos/news search ...
We have no idea what the 100,000 possible search terms could be !!!
Now, the zealots, profiteers and simpletons, will be jumping up-and-down, for joy, about that result (not that it stops anything, that really matters, of course).
However, the bonafide researcher and Libertarian should be very concerned, indeed.
Image searches lead, often more rapidly, to very valuable (re)sources ... for example, court documents, media reports, related cases and issues etc. etc. etc.
This is, of course, the (predicted and usual) danger of knee-jerk, blanket, censorship.
This is a private company, Microsoft, throwing the baby out with the bath water, for popularity and profit.
This is the false flag, which is (and has been, for a long time) to be used, for all topics, which are, or will be, deemed to be unacceptable, for our consumption.
This is where we are in 2013 ... and it has little to no point (as suggested), at all.
Next time, Google.
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Google and Microsoft agree measures to block abuse images http://t.co/6eJ0dRRge1 #r4today
— BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) November 18, 2013
Jim Gamble says Google and Microsoft's measures are "an improvement", but adds: "It's no silver bullet." http://t.co/6eJ0dRRge1 #r4today
— BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) November 18, 2013
PM welcomes search engines, ISPs, @NCA_UK & @NSPCC to Downing St for internet safety summit #SaferNet pic.twitter.com/1sdfu9hm7z
— UK Prime Minister (@Number10gov) November 18, 2013
#OSC #Darknet You have no idea what you are up against ... I am in your way pic.twitter.com/8kZZXvFzA8
— Shy Keenan (@ShyKeenan) November 19, 2013
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Published 18 November 2013
Internet safety summit at Downing Street: communiqué
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/internet-safety-summit-at-downing-street-communique
Published 18 November 2013
PM hosts internet safety summit
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-hosts-internet-safety-summit
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Posted on November 18, 2013
Online child safety [sic] – big things [sic] happening
"Pulling out the stops
Google and Microsoft have really pulled out the stops. This is a very impressive initiative. It is narrowing the spaces in which paedophiles [sic] and collectors of child abuse images [sic] can operate. The challenge now is to work out how to gauge the effectiveness of and learn from the various measures that are being put in place but I am sure there is a will so we can find a way.
The beginning of a new phase
This is unlikely to be the end of the story but there is no question we have reached an important milestone. There are still anxieties about the Darknet and the true extent to which it and the use of encryption may continue to frustrate law enforcement’s and everybody’s efforts. But we don’t always have to do the really hard stuff first. Dealing with the more open parts of the internet has to be a key priority precisely because it is so accessible and therefore has the greater potential to draw in new offenders. All the companies involved deserve a great deal of credit for their willingness to sail into these uncharted waters and so does Claire Perry MP and the Government as a whole for sticking with the issue in the way that they have. I await with interest to see how what is happening in the UK starts to roll out or impact other jurisdictions."
http://johnc1912.wordpress.com/2013/11/18/online-child-safety-big-things-happening
8:55PM GMT 18 Nov 2013
Child abuse: the net is closing
"Corporate promises to block child abuse images will not affect the 'deep web’, where most transactions take place. However, in this murky realm old-fashioned police work is starting to win against the criminals "
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/10457423/Child-abuse-the-net-is-closing.html
October 5, 2013
Child abuse images – developments in the UK
http://johnc1912.wordpress.com/2013/10/05/child-abuse-images-developments-in-the-uk
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7:20am, Mon 18 Nov 2013
Search engines already block abuse images, says lawyer
http://www.itv.com/news/update/2013-11-18/search-engines-already-do-child-abuse-block
Google's block of child-abuse search terms is "hype"
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/security/385444/googles-block-of-child-abuse-search-terms-is-hype
David Cameron’s grand plan is actually a sham
http://bcm666.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/david-camerons-grand-plan-is-actually_18.html
Child abuse image policies risk looking like cynical manipulation
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/2013/child-abuse-image-policies-risk-looking-like-cynical-manipulation
Net crackdown 'won't stop abusers' [sic]
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/uk/net-crackdown-wont-stop-abusers-29762233.html
Google block will not stop child porn, experts warn
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/10456902/Google-block-will-not-stop-child-porn-experts-warn.html
Stopping child exploitation needs more policing
https://audioboo.fm/boos/1739478-stopping-child-exploitation-needs-more-policing
Making images of paedophilia [sic] harder to find on Google is no bad thing, but it doesn’t tackle the abuse itself
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/making-images-of-paedophilia-harder-to-find-on-google-is-no-bad-thing-but-it-doesnt-tackle-the-abuse-itself-8947575.html
Pornography filters on or off? That's a conversation couples will have to have, says David Cameron
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/pornography-filters-on-or-off-thats-a-conversation-couples-will-have-to-have-says-david-cameron-8947800.html
Search engines take on child abuse: The 'massive breakthrough' where little has changed
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/search-engines-take-on-child-abuse-the-massive-breakthrough-where-little-has-changed-8948583.html
Child porn predators [sic] will bypass new measures to stop paedophilia [sic] online, warn Scots experts
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/child-predators-bypass-new-measures-2806223
Google barriers ‘won’t prevent’ paedophiles [sic] downloading child abuse images
http://metro.co.uk/2013/11/18/google-barriers-wont-prevent-paedophiles-downloading-child-abuse-images-4191840/
Twitter accused by MPs of not doing enough to prevent online abuse and trolling
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/twitter-accused-mps-not-doing-2809733?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
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Addendum (23/12/13)
Published 23 December 2013 14:16
Cameron's internet filter goes far beyond porn - and that was always the plan
"Through secretive negotiations with ISPs, the coalition has divided the internet into 'acceptable' and 'unacceptable' categories and cut people off from huge swathes of it at the stroke of a key."
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2013/12/camerons-internet-filter-goes-far-beyond-porn-and-was-always-plan
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Cameron's internet filter goes far beyond porn - and that was always the plan - by @mjrobbins - http://t.co/iixMQI4Pkk
— Myles Jackman (@ObscenityLawyer) December 23, 2013
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