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24/04/2013
Cameron Backs Porn Free 'Clean Wi-Fi' In Public Spaces
Following a campaign by a number of children’s charities, David Cameron has vowed to promote "good, clean, wi-fi" in public spaces.
The charities want sites with adult content restricted in public areas with wi-fi internet access, and Mr Cameron told the Telegraph he wanted people to "have confidence in public wi-fi systems so that they are not going to see things they shouldn't".
Government officials have been in discussion with wi-fi providers about filtering adult content by default on the services they provide directly to the public.
A Downing Street spokesman said discussions were "ongoing" with companies and no decision had been taken about new rules or a code of conduct.
(H/CD)
The charities want sites with adult content restricted in public areas with wi-fi internet access, and Mr Cameron told the Telegraph he wanted people to "have confidence in public wi-fi systems so that they are not going to see things they shouldn't".
Government officials have been in discussion with wi-fi providers about filtering adult content by default on the services they provide directly to the public.
A Downing Street spokesman said discussions were "ongoing" with companies and no decision had been taken about new rules or a code of conduct.
(H/CD)
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