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"Sky Broadband has responded to Prime Minister David Cameron&amp;#039;s proposals to tackle online pornography. The ISP restated plans announced in February to filter content accessed through its service and raise awareness among parents to protect children.   Director of Sky Broadband Lyssa McGowan said: &amp;quot;Protecting children from inappropriate content in the digital world has always been a high priority for Sky. It&amp;#039;s what our customers expect of us and it&amp;#039;s a responsibility we take very seriously. &amp;quot;In February, we announced we were going one step further by offering &amp;#039;whole home&amp;#039; content filtering to all our broadband customers. Our family-friendly settings will provide peace of mind to parents that their children can&amp;#039;t accidentally access content that is suitable only for adults.&amp;quot; She added: &amp;quot;The filters will be pre-ticked and supported by customer controls that are simple and easy to use. &amp;quot;Combined with a large-scale customer awareness campaign, we will make sure all our customers have the tools and information they need to protect their children online.&amp;quot; Sky&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;whole home&amp;#039; filtering will supposedly allow parents to control online content across all devices in the home from this autumn, including computers, tablets and smartphones. New customers will be prompted to activate &amp;#039;family-friendly&amp;#039; settings and make a decision on whether or not to use them. These settings will be pre-ticked automatically. Existing customers will be prompted to make a choice from next year, and filters can be deactivated at any time. Any changes will be password protected. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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