[access-uk] braille sense issues with bt internet
- From: rajmund <brajmund2000@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 11 Oct 2014 18:28:37 +0100
HELLO,
Today, I was looking for a few things with my braille sense, as I don't
currently have my apex. When I open some sites with quick browser, I get: has
been blocked by BT Parental Controls because the account holder has Strict
filters on.
has been blocked by BT Parental Controls because the account holder has
Moderate filters on.
has been blocked by BT Parental Controls because the account holder has Light
filters on.
has been blocked by BT Parental Controls because the account holder has
Custom filters on.
has been blocked by BT Parental Controls because the account holder has
blocked this particular site.
has been blocked by BT Parental Controls because the account holder has
Homework time on.
has been blocked by BT Parental Controls because the account holder has
filters on.
has been blocked by BT Parental Controls.
¦ This site has been blocked by BT Parental Controls.
Allow access, if you are the account holder
So, first of all, what the good earth does this mean? Second, are there any
other solutions, other than changing bt? I know its bt, as it worked with my
mobile hotspot. It would be interesting, whether people finds the same with
apex and bt? Finally, has this got anything to do with the email spam filters?
BTW, I know its not my braille sense either, as I have accessed all these
before with my braille sense, and quick browser. I would say about 3 days from
today? Maybe? Not sure. Its been this week, at some point, though.
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