This is not censorship: this is rating, like done with movies and so already.
Yes, but anything that is refused classification is unable to be sold. That's what censorship is. It's ironic that the predecessor to the OFLC was the Film Censorship Board, yet anything they didn't review was available to sell. i.e. they didn't censor.
I wonder if they know that there are over 80,000 applications on the iPhone platform alone?"
Maybe I'll call him on my so-called mobile phone and let him know.
ppl have been having issues, so here's some mirrors:
For those who are interested, the Sydney Morning herald reports that the full internet filter list has been leaked. It's pretty interesting - there's a lot of not-actually-illegal content on it (including a dentist's site?).
It's interesting to note that this is the minimum that will be blocked in Australia; the gov may (and will) add to this. This sounds like much more of a test of the censors than what TFA writes about...
To do nothing is to be nothing.
