Telegraph : The more sweaty-palmed constituency of internet users united in a cry of censorship last night when it discovered that Google has made it a little bit more difficult to find explicit images using its Image Search service. The company has changed the way its filter works, which means users have to be rather more specific about what they ask for. That's great news for birdwatchers who've previously been embarrassed while searching for tits.
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Following Google and many other companies, Byju has joined the list of companies to fire hundreds of workers.
Tis true until they realise it's as easy going to yahoo and saying 'yes'
And with a varied selection at that.
Automated online filtering software is pure trash.
I agree with the point that parents should make an effort to educate their children about sex and help them make the teenage transition without corrupting their ways or forcing them to hide, lie n such.
Bravo to all parents who actually give a damn tho
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Back in my days, we only had scrambled cable TV, HBO softcore, and those trial previews on the web -.- LOL