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FAQ: Addressing Obscenity Law (HB2712)

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  • WFR

Question:

  • How does the Web Filter help address the Arizona's bill to protection children from obscenity on the internet (HB 2712)?

Reply:

To remain complaint with the Arizona’s bill to protection children from obscenity on the Internet (HB 2712), customer's should ensure that they are blocking the following URL categories for all students:

Child Pornography
Explicit Art
Obscene/Tasteless
Pornography/Adult Content
R Rated
Passed (this will blocked uncategorized sites – will ensure stricter enforcement)

All the above categories are blocked if the CIPA rule (other than ‘Passed’ category) is enforced on the Web Filter.

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