Unfortunately, there's been an influx of doomers and losers on this forum. It was already growing the past 6 months on P.w, but it's a lot worse here now then it was 6 months ago
School districts pay for an internet filter. This from Google: The "best" school district internet filter depends on specific needs, but leading solutions are typically cloud-based DNS filters with AI capabilities that are CIPA compliant and work both on- and off-campus.
Widely recognized and used providers in K-12 education, according to professional forums and district reports, include Securly, Lightspeed Systems, GoGuardian, and Linewize
It actually gives us a level of security that other websites don't have.
The local school district here in New England blocks this site which I assume is for the same BS reasons above.
Unfortunately, there's been an influx of doomers and losers on this forum. It was already growing the past 6 months on P.w, but it's a lot worse here now then it was 6 months ago
See something, say something. Deport doomers and we'll take care of them.
School districts pay for an internet filter. This from Google: The "best" school district internet filter depends on specific needs, but leading solutions are typically cloud-based DNS filters with AI capabilities that are CIPA compliant and work both on- and off-campus. Widely recognized and used providers in K-12 education, according to professional forums and district reports, include Securly, Lightspeed Systems, GoGuardian, and Linewize
You asked "How so?" After the statement about New England blocks an internet site. I thought you didn't understand.