Creating this would require a designated blacklist. It should be the end user's responsibility to create one for their own personal computers than to require a mandatory one on all users.
Exactly. Even if it was decided to impose censorship on the network, there would always be a way around it. Once again, it's better to let the end user decide on what content get's displayed to them.
Once information becomes hard to obtain regardless of what it is, your freedom of information becomes moot.
You are making a judgement by trying to purge adult entertainment industries from the get go. Personally, I like adult entertainment; it's natural.
Now do i prevent my own kids from watching porn? Absolutely! Yet that is done with my own internal home network not a global ban.
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Basically Rando, while the idea is noble, it shouldn't be a requirement on a global basis. End users should take their own precautions on what type of content they and or others are exposed to.
Great feedback Propulsion! Thank you! So basically it would be better to incorporate a filter option for kids or sensitives... a Darkcoin Kids wallet and browser? Maybe Darkcoin Business version too, so employers know no adult content is being streamed of downloaded on their office systems without their knowledge ?