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via @EmergingEdTech - 8 free Web resources for using iPad in Education bit.ly/KGFyfQ #edtech #esafety #onlinesafety about 21 hours ago via TweetDeck
@ElHorno1 Very true, 'banned' or 'blocked' is maybe a better description about 21 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to ElHorno1
@ElHorno1 Sorry for any offense caused by this. about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to ElHorno1
@ElHorno1 That term was used, maybe too flippantly, because it has been deemed to breach copyright laws by the High Court. about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to ElHorno1
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UK ISPs may be starting to block illegal websites, but many Web users are getting round this by using anonymous proxies bit.ly/IHUSXj about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck
With ISPs blocking access to Pirate Bay, many Web users are still able to access the site by anonymous proxies. bit.ly/IHUSXj 8:29 AM May 18th via TweetDeck
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RT @knolinfos: #itsecurity #cybersecurity #elearning IT managers see #BYOD benefits but worry about #risk - survey vsb.li/BDp7ZC 4:02 AM May 17th via TweetDeck
@knolinfos ... other issues remain e.g who's responsible for damage of device? Is it ok to have inappropriate content on device if they own? 3:58 AM May 17th via TweetDeck in reply to knolinfos
@knolinfos Interesting topic. Organizations can reduce network risk (malware etc) caused by BYOD using tech bit.ly/JV3X1N but.... 3:56 AM May 17th via TweetDeck in reply to knolinfos
Not all #SSL encrypted traffic is harmless, and can possibly contain #malware. So how do you protect your network? bit.ly/LXMJTf 3:39 AM May 16th via TweetDeck
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Hi, @esafetyadviser. Definitely agree, I meant to say that using a Web filter that relies solely on URL blacklists is ineffective. 4:37 AM May 15th via TweetDeck
More proof why URL blacklists are ineffective. bit.ly/JdD6Ak #Mobile #Device #Filtering 3:10 AM May 15th via TweetDeck
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@metacognitiong this is becoming an increasingly popular issue in business/education. Would it be Windows laptops or Apple devices? #edtech 9:14 AM May 11th via TweetDeck in reply to metacognitiong
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Right now @BBCRadioScot are discussing if access to online pornography should be blocked by default. Worth a listen if you can. #esafety 2:04 AM May 11th via TweetDeck

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Bio Bloxx provides Web & email filters to organizations looking to increase user protection + productivity, reduce risk/liability and stop network security threats.