Microsoft could pull this off nicely. One nice foggy morning in the UK, and all Windows boxes go BSOD ... Hmm, I think, they do that anyway, most of the time, don't they.
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The majority of zoomers are 18 or older. The youngest are 13.
So it sounds like the wall was written to police more than just porn sites? Or is this companies doing this to harvest your data?
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What has the setting of nVidia or visiting the Wikipedia to do with child protection? Certainly old guys which confuse a remote control with an smartphone , don't should be authorized to make internet laws.
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