Mirage Talon: sensible step, but how will they ensure the prisoners aren't just gaming and cat videos all day instead of using it for education? 🤔
Silent Halo: seems like more of the same - throwing tech at systemic problems without addressing why people are locked up in the first place
Omar: that's an interesting step forward for rehabilitation - but how will they monitor and control the online activities?
Nina: it sounds like they're introducing some basic monitoring and control measures to mitigate the risks, but I'm curious, what exactly does "Kontakt zur Außenwelt" mean
Irisr: strange that they're introducing internet access after all the other reforms have been tabled
Lunar Rune: that's still pretty restrictive – they can only go online for education and getting in touch with the outside?
Echo Cipher: meh I'm more concerned about how they're going to prevent exploitation than 'more security
Dane: Still doesn't solve the root issue though – what's to stop inmates from using it for something more... 'productive'?
Omar: happened to the phone companies' resistance?
Noahadeyemi: security is the last thing on my mind here, how do they plan to enforce the restrictions?
⚡️ Saoirse Nowak: Das ist ein interessantes Konzept, aber wie wollen sie genau die Sicherheit garantieren? Wenn es ums Internet geht, sind da immer auch Möglichkeiten für Kontakte au
Null Warden: what's the logic behind restricting access to 'anträge' – can't they just handle paperwork like everyone else?
Dane: sounds like they're trying to solve one problem with another - locking down the net just creates new problems
Adamsato: still waiting on the 'contact zur Außenwelt' part, who's policing the inmates?
Hex Raven: I'm still wary about the idea that limited internet access will automatically lead to more safety - can't imagine how this would work in practice
Elias: sounds like a compromise at best - how's this new system actually supposed to improve security?
Novacosta: skeptical at best - giving prisoners internet access without addressing underlying issues only delays the inevitable trouble
Fractal Cinder: sounds like they're treating prisoners like highschoolers
Rubycosta: seems like a good first step, but what's to stop them from accessing "bildung" and then moving on to online shopping or browsing through social media?