Status of Lapsiporno.info With Finnish Internet Service Providers
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| Service provider | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 24 Online | Not censored | 24 Online's CEO has stated that it is not their job to limit their customers' use of the Internet. |
| Anvia Former; Vaasan Läänin Puhelin | Censored | |
| DNA | Not censored | |
| Elisa | Not censored | Tested with consumer ADSL on Sun 23 August 2009. |
| FUNET | Not censored | |
| GoHome | Not censored | |
| Kaisanet Oy | Censored | |
| Kymen Puhelin | Censored | |
| Mikkelin Puhelin | Censored | |
| Netplaza | Not censored | |
| Netsonic | Not censored | |
| Nebula | Not censored | Tested with consumer ADSL on Sun 23 November 2008. |
| Päijät-Hämeen Puhelin | Not censored | Tested with consumer ADSL on Sat 21 June 2008. |
| Salon Seudun Puhelin | Censored | SSP's infosite hangs IE. |
| Saunalahti | Censored in some regions | Saunalahti is owned by Elisa. |
| TeliaSonera | Not censored | Will implement a voluntary URL-based censorship only in their proxy server. |
| TNNet | Not censored | |
| Welho | Provides a voluntary filtering | Provides separate proxy for filtering. |
| Telekarelia | Not censored |
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