The Australian Labour government is determined to introduce mandatory ISP filtering to homes and schools in an effort to protect children from explicit pornographic and violent content. Australians will be forced to contact their service providers to turn off the filtering, which is speculated may slow the internet in Australia to a crawl.

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AUSTRALIANS will be forced to contact their internet service provider to avoid having their access to the web restricted.

The new Labor government wants internet service providers (ISP) to filter content to ensure households and schools do not receive "inappropriate" material. Civil libertarians have condemned the plan as unnecessary, and say it will erode the freedom of the internet. Australians wanting unrestricted access will have to contact their ISP and opt out.

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