[tomp]

porn and VPN (to allow unfiltered internet) is charged extra though!

[cyborgx7]

That's a Tory policy. Let's hope a Labour Government would also get rid of that.

[commiecosmonaut]

Labour was quite upset when the porn block was canceled:

> Labour attacked that announcement as “proof that an important policy issue has descended into utter shambles”.

And in 2013:

> David Cameron must bring in laws to restrict access to internet pornography and stop images of child abuse from being available online, Labour will say today.

> However, Labour is challenging the Government to go further by bringing in new legal protections, including an automatic block on online pornography unless users "opt-in" and a tighter obligation on web companies to weed out images of child abuse.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/10114845/La...

[thinkingemote]

I would expect Labour to put in place more blocks around things to protect the population against "extremist" content but porn would probably be ok for a while.

[JumpCrisscross]

> Let's hope a Labour Government would also get rid of that

No forethought to what a future Tory government would do after the nation’s infrastructure are put under direct governmental control?

[cyborgx7]

So the reason not to vote for Labour is that the Tories are too evil and can't be trusted?

[throwaway123x2]

The reason to avoid (ostensibly good Labour) government overreach is that you can't trust the Tories when they're in power.