Ha, typical. They won't tell their staff until the last possible moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGB
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Ha, typical. They won't tell their staff until the last possible moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGB
Ask AccelQuote:
Originally Posted by SGB
Unless everyone was made aware of the news article, I'm not surprised. I found out through the news channels rather than an internal communication and since yesterday, there has still been no confirmation or denial that a filter will be imposed from 01/07. It always seems to be the staff that are the last to know, mostly because companies are concerned news will be leaked before an official statement can be made.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGB
Who are they?Quote:
Originally Posted by SkyWarp91
You mean 'who is he?'... he's a member here dude :pQuote:
Originally Posted by SGB
Well now, I feel like an idiot. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by 5FDP
Anyway ...
Hackers put Telstra in filter bind
EDIT: Looks like the above story was not accurate:
Telstra proposes to filter Interpol blacklist
Is this filter likely to affect our Internet speeds dramatically?
Good thing that the filter they're proposing for is only trying to block child-porn sites which is right. Blocking R-rated video game sites and sites about euthanasia or even legal pornography was when it went too far.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGB
It was just a rumor a friend heard. but he has nothing to back it up / can't tell me anything to back it up to why it may be delayed. I get the feeling it was just the telstra staff not knowing what the hell is happeningQuote:
Originally Posted by SGB