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If Cameron manages to ban Google searches for porn then the only results when searching for c**ts will be Cameron and Blair
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Which then means that you aren't possessing online pornography. Posessing pornography, yes, but not online pornography, unless you own the server that serves it up.Originally posted by stek View PostWell of course clearing the cache doesn't actually delete it from disk, merely removes the pointer or inode, image or whatever is still there and recoverable...
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Well of course clearing the cache doesn't actually delete it from disk, merely removes the pointer or inode, image or whatever is still there and recoverable...Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSo the way round this legislation would be to clear your cache. That will have people quaking.
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I think it's obvious that CMD hasn't a clue.
What happens when a victim googles one of the offending terms when looking for support services? A dawn raid care of SO19?
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Like this:Originally posted by mudskipper View PostI thought this thread was about David Cameron not knowing how the internet works.
If it's online, how does one possess it?Originally posted by BBC NewsMr Cameron will say possessing online pornography depicting rape
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I thought this thread was about David Cameron not knowing how the internet works.
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Have you looked at the source of the image? It's a forum thread from three years ago about what you find if you do a Google image search for David Cameron side view
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These things change over time and even from one person to another, so to clarify - the one with the finger?
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