[AusNOG] Public Internet Access Policies

[Joseph Goldman]

I would assume the process of signing a customer up to a standard 
consumer connection gives the ISP more control about who has access to 
the internet on their network, and places the onus of use to the account 
holder.

On public Wifi - even with walled gardens and redirectors to ToS before 
opening use, there is still the fact that anyone (Even a 10 year old 
with a smartphone) could connect and start browsing.


/2c

On 08/10/14 11:10, Jeremy Visser wrote:
> On 08/10/14 11:05, Andrew Yager wrote:
>> - what sort of filtering have you implemented in the past? We are
>> looking at a solution that would do simple category filtering at the
>> moment, with the option to blacklist and whitelist particular URLs
> Why is filtering seemingly always implemented on public internet access, but seemingly never implemented on other consumer internet connections?
>
> What is the difference between the terms of use for the former to the latter, and why can't they be the same?
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