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Want To Search For Online Porn In Korea? Please Identify Yourself First
from the got-your-porn-license? dept
Apparently, Google Korea is going to follow the lead of other Korean search engines introducing what they're calling an age-verification system for its search engine later this year. The idea is that "adult-themed" search will require you to be 19 years old or older. If their searches touch on any of the list of 700 words supplied by the Korean government, users will have to enter their name and national resident registration number (think of it as your porn license!) to be checked against a database to make sure you're old enough. Of course, this also means the government (and Google) will have a very detailed record of who is searching for porn. Or they would, assuming that no one ever finds out the national resident registration number of someone else over the age of 19 and enters that instead of their own information. Not that that would ever happen.... Also, it's not clear what words are included in the list, but you have to wonder how such systems handle searches for things like "breast cancer."
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what a joke
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Grammar Police
... for things like "breast cancer."
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Breastisis
Seriously... are these reporters looking for the daily news on how we still can't find a cure for breast cancer every hour? Is "Breast Cancer" in the top 10 search engine searches done by minors? Why does everyone cry "WE CAN'T GOOGLE 'BREAST CANCER' ANYMORE BECAUSE YOU PUT THAT DAGNABBIT PORN FILTER ON?" Is the need to Google "Breast Cancer" that big of a deal for a bunch of 14 year olds?
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I hope this helps you understand.
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Re: Breastisis
When it comes down to it, its a really good example of how these filters pose problems. There's breast cancer awareness, yet many people may be unaware because they can't search for it online.
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porn good what is breast cancer you speak of
because that is gay if you ask me
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mmm, Boobies.
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Google Korea Search Engine Verification forum
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Bad Words?
Wouldn't you have to totally block all search engines because you know, one thing often leads to another on the Internet?
That must be quite a list! I'm sure it's incomplete and amusing and I do hope it gets published one of these days.
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And how often did you find something worth the effort? Maybe never?
Porn is a huge industry, and works hard to screw over your Internet searches. What you'll find from Google are advertisements, advertisements, and more advertisements. If that's what gets you off, I suppose you're in luck.
Anybody with any experience knows that you go to forums for information about the best sites.
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URL PLease
LOL
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Koreans and porn
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Re: what a joke
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hi
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but the thing is, i dont have one. neither do my parents.
we are military family living in South Korea.
so how can i "get pass" this situation?
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Re: hi
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DIE!DIE!
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i am
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