Threat of criminal charges for viewing “inappropriate” material
Police signs have begun springing up in internet cafes in London warning users that they could be reported to the police and face criminal charges if they access “extremist”, “offensive” or “inappropriate” material.
The signs, which state that the owners of the premises are actively working with the Metropolitan police, have drawn criticism due to their vagueness and questionable legality.
“Downloading or accessing certain material could constitute a criminal offence” states the bright pink sign. more...
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Threat of criminal charges for viewing “inappropriate” material
1 comments:
Threats, threats, threats, that's all we ever get. Never the opposite.
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