Let T-Mobile know what you think of Content Lock

In the age of information and reason, censorship is deceptive and dangerous.

T-Mobile's 'Content Lock,' for example, allows me to access some very graphic 'adult' websites, but not youtube, or myspace, or to connect to Windows Live Messenger.

This Content Lock policy must be removed, or revised in some way - perhaps so it's not 'ON' by default, leaving some like myself in a dark corner for a few days for various reasons.

This is the internet, and we have the option to click certain things, or not to, or to converse with people who we may not be favourable to, or not...

Such a policy is irrelevant, and simply corporatist.

(P.S - Most of the alternative information websites I visit appear to be blocked. These are News websites. The Content Lock is censorship working under the colour of protection.)

I hope you sign this, whether or not you've been affected.