One of the teachers in my wife's school was having the students research the government and asked them to find the address of the President of the United States. Well, most of them typed in "whitehouse.com", which at the time was a porn site. The teacher had to rush around the room turning off the monitors and dealing with the chaos. The site they should have visited was "whitehouse.gov" but they didn't know that. Something like 1.1.1.1 for Families would have prevented this from happening.
I work closely with the school and am keenly aware of the dangers of censorship. We do NOT want to block access to some things that sound like they could be "bad" (ie. Essex England, breast cancer, etc.) However, that doesn't mean its a free for all where you can go anywhere and see anything. The Internet is a really, really big place for a 1st grader.
I work closely with the school and am keenly aware of the dangers of censorship. We do NOT want to block access to some things that sound like they could be "bad" (ie. Essex England, breast cancer, etc.) However, that doesn't mean its a free for all where you can go anywhere and see anything. The Internet is a really, really big place for a 1st grader.