[arista]

From Ch4 News

Talk Talk
have spent £20million on this


Homework time 5PM to 7PM
or what you set
means kids computers can not go on Facenook or YouTube.




Its a Filter that Kids can not get around
only on Talk Talk service so far.


Mumsnet are very happy with this.






Feel The Force.

[Niall]

Lmfao thats so stupid. They really think kids aren't gonna find a way to get around it? Please.

[GypsyGoth]

Seems like the moms can't control their own kids so they want a phone company to do it for them.

[Marsh.]

Is this mumsnet who were too busy arguing over a fictional psychotic character in a tv soap rather than taking care of their children?

[Stu]

You could just ... do a million other obvious, more simple, cheaper things?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niall

Lmfao thats so stupid. They really think kids aren't gonna find a way to get around it? Please.

No they can not
its blocks Facebook YouTube and others
during homework time


Very Clever
Talk Talk Internet now getting more Family Customers.

[Livia]

What's wrong with their parents blocking their computer and phone at homework time? Or are parents now resolved to all responsibility and there has to be legislation to control their kids?

Mumsnet... honestly... someone give those bloody women something to do.

[CharlieO]

Clever for business possibly. But could be a terrible idea because the sole USP of blocking internet isn't something masses have been demanding. Also what if an adult needed to use one of those sites in an emergency and would either have to call the provider or wait for the block to be over.

But this is a great problem nowadays, children aren't getting disciplined properly and parents are too reliant on other people to do the work for them. How will children learn to avoid distractions when they have higher education like university they wont know how to unless someone forces them too.

Disagree totally with this idea.

[Jordan.]

Isn't letting kids do homework on the internet pointless anyway.

Obvious everything will be a wikipedia, yahoo answers job.

[Scarlett.]

I think there should be a similar function for mumsnet, one that blocks them from going on the site, then maybe they could use their time to make their kids do their homework, just a thought :3

[arista]

Originally Posted by Chewy

I think there should be a similar function for mumsnet, one that blocks them from going on the site, then maybe they could use their time to make their kids do their homework, just a thought :3

mumsnet are on Ch4 news
debating with Nick Clegg
they are like a Brand now.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

Isn't letting kids do homework on the internet pointless anyway.

Obvious everything will be a wikipedia, yahoo answers job.

No as there are Proper Education Sites
they use.


But no more Facebook or hours on YouTube 'Anal women'

[Benjamin]

Can't these useless Mums just unplug the internet for 2 hours whilst the children do their homework. Sounds like they need a bit of educating themselves.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by arista

No as there are Proper Education Sites
they use.


But no more Facebook or hours on YouTube 'Anal women'

Can't kids these days research like the rest of us did?

[Niall]

Originally Posted by arista

No they can not
its blocks Facebook YouTube and others
during homework time


Very Clever
Talk Talk Internet now getting more Family Customers.

Talk Talk block all proxies in existence as well now do they?

Didn't think so.

[arista]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Can't kids these days research like the rest of us did?

No as in Schools Computers are now part of it.


Times Have Changed, pops

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Can't these useless Mums just unplug the internet for 2 hours whilst the children do their homework. Sounds like they need a bit of educating themselves.

lol, this exactly!

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niall

Talk Talk block all proxies in existence as well now do they?

Didn't think so.

No they showed it on Ch4news
blocking You Tube is importamt
as Mums have said there kids do 10mins of homework then are distracted
by YouTube for hours



£20Million spent on this Hi Tech block
for parents that care more.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by arista

No as in Schools Computers are now part of it.


Times Have Changed, pops

Not everything requires the internet though. Books are still used.

[arista]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Not everything requires the internet though. Books are still used.

But some books are not Up To Date
thats why Internet Education is bigger.

[Niall]

Originally Posted by arista

No they showed it on Ch4news
blocking You Tube is importamt
as Mums have said there kids do 10mins of homework then are distracted
by YouTube for hours



£20Million spent on this Hi Tech block
for parents that care more.

You avoided the whole point of my post. Proxies can be used to bypass filters. Its not hard, all you have to do is Google it. Its pathetic that parents can't be assed to monitor their kids activities on the PC themselves so they have to get the phone company to do it.

They can just a have one user account on the thing and not let the kids know the password. Simple as. No need for these stupid ass, waste of money filters that'll more often than not annoy rather than help people.

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by arista

No as there are Proper Education Sites
they use.


But no more Facebook or hours on YouTube 'Anal women'

Nobody even uses them unless they are made to at school.
Doing homework these days = Copy and paste wikipedia.

Anyway there is still always a way around it. Just go on internet on your mobile if you want facebook.

Talk Talk and pushy mums are so stupid to think they can out smart teenagers.

[arista]

"Talk Talk and pushy mums are so stupid"

No he is geting more customers this way,
Family homes that can pay the bills as well