Wednesday, October 8, 2008
American Airlines to be a “no internet porn” zone
Flight attendants won their battle against the airline, saying it wasn't their job to patrol the aisles looking for perverts.
What will American do if they see someone watching this, though?
Caving to demands from their flight attendants, American Airlines announced Tuesday that they will install filters on their in-flight internet service so that Joe Sixpack and his ilk will no longer be able to look at the dirty pictures and videos ... that are available pretty much anywhere you go on the interwebs. Like here, for example.
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Pavel Lishin, says:
So you're saying that I'll just have to do with the pornography already present on my hard drive? This is intolerable!
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James Scott, says:
Besides PegNews, what else is the Internet good for???
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Scott Doyle, says:
Headline implies that everywhere else is, in fact, an internet porn zone.
Where's the next PN shindig, Miko?
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Travis Bush, says:
Privacy screen to the rescue!
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Pavel Lishin, says:
<img align="bottom" alt="?" src="http://uploads.postfarm.net/public/postfarm/uploads-2.0/l/laptop-privacy-1.jpg"><span style="font-size: 200px;">?</span>
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