In a move to strengthen the ban on undesirable websites, the Singapore Government will direct internet service providers (ISPs) to provide internet filters to local users.It expected the ISPs to market the service actively to parents at the point-of-sale and renewal, according to Singapore's Information, Communications and the Arts Acting Minister Lui Tuck Yew on Wednesday.
The government is currently banning 100 websites which include those that contain pornographic content, sites which incite racial and religious intolerance, and those which promote terrorism and extremism. Full story
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