Australia had “automatically” blocked all access to schoolstrike4climate.com (theguardian.com) 12 points by rumcajz 7y ago ↗ HN
[–] nutcracker46 7y ago ↗ Ineffective. Circumventing government imposed website blocks is trivially easy. It is a waste to even try.
[–] [dead] aaron695 7y ago ↗ No it hasn't.Education is state based.Schools have software at state levels to help control what students can access.In one state, in public schools, schoolstrike4climate.com is reported blocked.Even then you'd have to investigate if it's possible to unblock locally in the school.
[–] mkj 7y ago ↗ Missed the second part of the sentence "on Education Department network computers". Not really news.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 15.6 ms ] threadEducation is state based.
Schools have software at state levels to help control what students can access.
In one state, in public schools, schoolstrike4climate.com is reported blocked.
Even then you'd have to investigate if it's possible to unblock locally in the school.