According to the American Library Association, what are the limitations of trying to protect children from inappropriate materia
l on the Internet? a. It's annoying to have to disable the filters every time an adult wants to access that material.
b. There is no way to filter out all illegal content but still allow access to constitutionally protected materials.
c. Current filtering software doesn't block enough material.
d. There isn't enough federal funding for all schools and libraries to have the filtering software.
e. There are no limitations.
Answer:b. There is no way to filter out all illegal content but still allow access to constitutionally protected materials.
Explanation:
Sometimes trying to filter out negative content may require extensive filtering which may even prevent access to materials which are useful and actual protected because filtering may include exception of certain words for example which shouldn't appear when one searches the internet however those word may also be used in a protected information which doesn't carry explicit and harmful information so it end up being difficult to filter these words out.
During the 1930s, the combination of the Great Depression and the memory of tragic losses in World War I contributed to pushing American public opinion and policy toward isolationism.
Governments typically establish population policies for all of the following reasons except "<span>C. to lower the standard of living for all citizens," since this would not be in the best interest of any group. </span>
