So this morning I logged into my Gmail and got a "login from unusual location" warning that happened sometime yesterday. Yesterday, I only logged into Gmail from two usual places, no unknown wifi APs or proxies, and here is a login from some US address (ubiquityservers.com:108.62.174.66).
1) Not all ISPs use DNS-based filtering - for example the aforementioned DNA Finland, which uses proxy-based filtering, which in turn is a lot more difficult to bypass.
2) W3C is, AFAIK, still being blocked by MPY.
3) On the first version of the list, less than 1% of the sites were child pornography. Coincidently, a lot of the rest were gay porn.
This is, of course, not at all related to the general opinion on gay people in Finland - in fact, we've already gone half a century without a single forced castration of a gay man!
Boy, does my country make me proud or what.
Nature always sides with the hidden flaw.
