These rules relate to the presentation of films rated 15 and above before the 21:00 watershed.
They seem to be restricted to live material, perhaps on the dubious grounds that it is only passive exposure that matters, and children can’t operate on demand services.
Do we know if NowTV is requiring a PIN to watch films rated below that during the day, and/or to watch any films at all after 21:00?
Because I see nothing in these rules that requires this.
I also note that one definition missing from the PDF is ‘parent’, to which the document makes frequent reference without ever considering the anomaly that many of the ‘viewers’ to whom these child-protecting rules apply, are not parents, but still have to set PINs all the time, in case a child wanders in from somewhere.
The document hardly touches on what we might all think is this quite important consideration, except to hide behind an absurd suggestion from BT that we ‘wouldn’t mind’ setting PINs.
Well, thanks a bunch BT; we do mind.
And NowTV shouldn’t be demanding PINs under any circumstances where they aren’t necessary, as above.
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