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By *enones58 OP Man 5 weeks ago

blackburn

I am with o2 whenever I am outdoors and try to search fabguys my phone will not let me has anyone else had the same problem or is it something wrong with my phone or network anyone please help thank you

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By *entfootloverMan 5 weeks ago

Sevenoaks

It's filtering adult content. Download another browser like Opera Mini to circumvent this - or at least you used to be able to.

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By *eve500Man 5 weeks ago

Leeds

Can you download porn? Might be you need to confirm your age with your provider.... Which can be embarrassing of c

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By *glyBettyTV/TS 5 weeks ago

Sitting on the table

Have the same issue with Giffgaff, which i believe is just another o2 network.

Solution is to use a VPN

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By *illy-ButcherMan 5 weeks ago

Brigstock

"I am with o2 whenever I am outdoors and try to search fabguys my phone will not let me has anyone else had the same problem or is it something wrong with my phone or network anyone please help thank you "

I've been through this recently with O2 when i changed/extended contract. I could still watch porn but randomly fab came up as a certificate error on chrome.

I couldn't do it through o2 app but did find settings via the website.

It's as simple as changing the setting and then turning on aircraft mode briefly to disconnect you...then back off.

Job done.

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By *heVikingJarlMan 5 weeks ago

behind you

I just use a vpn to get round it

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By *illy-ButcherMan 5 weeks ago

Brigstock

I've been through this recently with O2 when i changed/extended contract. I could still watch porn but randomly fab came up as a certificate error on chrome.

I couldn't do it through o2 app but did find settings via the website.

It's as simple as changing the setting and then turning on aircraft mode briefly to disconnect you...then back off.

Job done."

Should have clarified that it is the restricted content setting on o2

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By *utualMan 5 weeks ago

Bawtry

Google how to deselect the the adult filter for O2 mobiles, then follow the instructions.

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By *orcsmatMan 5 weeks ago

Kidderminster

Your provider has probably blocked cc sites as default.