No, I don't.
Any censorship is necessarily biased no matter who does it.
Russia recently enacted the "Law of Lugovoi" to unilaterally block access to any website on the internet. It is reported that 63% of Russians support Internet censorship.
1996
Wendy Herumin has written: 'Censorship on the Internet' -- subject(s): Access control, Censorship, Freedom of speech, Internet, Internet and children, Juvenile literature
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Iran
Good Internet Censorship - 2009 was released on: USA: January 2009 (Sundance Film Festival) USA: 28 June 2009 (BAMcinemaFest)
yes society it greatly affected by what you see on the internet, things people show can really do harm to others on the internet
Most newer phones today can support 4g wireless internet. If you are unsure whether it does or not you can either call the company or search their website.
Communism
Internet censorship is used for a variety of purposes. In many jurisdictions, milder forms of censorship are used to prevent minors from accessing materials the community deems inappropriate for youths. Some businesses use internet censorship to prevent losses in productivity from unrelated web browsing by workers. Finally, some repressive governments use internet censorship to prevent their citizens from organizing dissent or learning about conditions in other societies that are more prosperous or that allow more freedom.
Many people remember the days when the internet young and nothing was censored. There are both pros and cons of internet censorship. Censorship can serve a positive purpose if it restricts offensive, pornographic and violent materials that could be easily viewed by sensitive people or children. The cons are an invasion of privacy, limitations on free speech and freedom of the press. Also, there is always a chance that censorship might be used as a tool of propaganda by governments who have something to hide.