Censorship of In-Flight Wi-Fi: Just Anti-Tech Bias

December 31st, 1969 | Category: Gadget News

I told you October 3 that Delta Airlines planned to filter out “inappropriate” Web sites for in-flight Wi-Fi. Now American Airlines announced plans to follow suit. While nobody has reported a case of any passenger using Wi-Fi to view pornography in-flight,

nearly all airline terminals actually sell pornography in print mold — even though many cases of passengers viewing magazine pornography in-flight have been reported. that is just more ANTI-TECHNOLOGY BIAS.

Orginal post by Mike

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