"To comply with CIPA, libraries must install filtering software on any computer that children might use to access the Internet. They must provide proof that they've done so, and they must hold public hearings on the issue to inform their patrons."
"In some states, nearly a third of the population has no other access for the Internet than the local library."
That would be me.
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So, you are a child with Internet access only via the library?
As a parent, I would object to use of my tax $ to facilitate unsupervised unrestrestricted Internet access by my children. Filters for kids at places of PUBLIC access is a reasonable demand by parents. Filtering SW is much better now than 2-3 years ago.
-p (one of the areas where AI has done something useful)
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