Posted July 09, 2014
Well, officially the BPjM is the youth protection office, but it also prevents adults from getting some games and other media, so... Well, let's head to the topic! 
 
 
For legal reasons I won't include a link to the leak here, and nobody should.
 
Among the filtered links are non-accessible websites, a lot of pornography with animals, supposedly also with children (I didn't go on any links to sites I didn't know for obvious reasons, but from the website names the animals part was clear), and also some known violent porn websites.
 
There are some song texts filtered, the empty Newgrounds user profile http://nazi.newgrounds.com/, a Wolfenstein F2P download link http://splashdamage.com/content/wolfenstein-enemy-territory-barracks, an entry on Encyclopedia Dramatica, political websites (especially national socialist ones), the listing of the game Dead Island on Amazon.co.uk, a completely legal music seller named Discogs has the entire catalogue filtered (this could be reason enough for legal action against the BPJM by them!), suicide forums, a Call of Duty 4 gameserver called Deutsche Front, and the list goes on and on.
 
Now you know how bad censorship in Germany really is, and thank God they did not manage to enforce it on our providers!
 
Also, in the mean time the BPJM admitted to spreading child pornography via its list and for this reason threatens legal action against people who link to it.
https://netzpolitik.org/2014/bpjm-leak-warum-wir-erstmals-einen-link-aus-unserer-berichterstattung-entfernen-oder-verbreiten-wir-kinderpornografie/
 
Sure, I see why the youth is protected by most links. But if they go there, parents should rather ask themselves how their children got to those sites. No upcoming nazi is stopped by being unable to download a Wolfenstein game, or being unable to watch some obscure nazi websites. No child is protected by filtering a vinyl and CD seller catalogue. And there is no use to filter Newgrounds profiles.
For legal reasons I won't include a link to the leak here, and nobody should.
Among the filtered links are non-accessible websites, a lot of pornography with animals, supposedly also with children (I didn't go on any links to sites I didn't know for obvious reasons, but from the website names the animals part was clear), and also some known violent porn websites.
There are some song texts filtered, the empty Newgrounds user profile http://nazi.newgrounds.com/, a Wolfenstein F2P download link http://splashdamage.com/content/wolfenstein-enemy-territory-barracks, an entry on Encyclopedia Dramatica, political websites (especially national socialist ones), the listing of the game Dead Island on Amazon.co.uk, a completely legal music seller named Discogs has the entire catalogue filtered (this could be reason enough for legal action against the BPJM by them!), suicide forums, a Call of Duty 4 gameserver called Deutsche Front, and the list goes on and on.
Now you know how bad censorship in Germany really is, and thank God they did not manage to enforce it on our providers!
Also, in the mean time the BPJM admitted to spreading child pornography via its list and for this reason threatens legal action against people who link to it.
https://netzpolitik.org/2014/bpjm-leak-warum-wir-erstmals-einen-link-aus-unserer-berichterstattung-entfernen-oder-verbreiten-wir-kinderpornografie/
Sure, I see why the youth is protected by most links. But if they go there, parents should rather ask themselves how their children got to those sites. No upcoming nazi is stopped by being unable to download a Wolfenstein game, or being unable to watch some obscure nazi websites. No child is protected by filtering a vinyl and CD seller catalogue. And there is no use to filter Newgrounds profiles.
Post edited July 09, 2014 by Protoss