Shows have gotten too softcore

dondoe Wrote:If it went pin protected..
If parents didn't want their kids to watch,they would just withold the pin....paying for the channels wouldn't work,as the channels are right when they say most viewers flick through...

The channels are really adverts for premium rate telephone lines, which is what Ofcom have pointed out.

Asking viewers to pay to watch adverts isn't really on, even if the ads feature topless girls.

So if Ofcom forced the channels to become pin protected, whatever pin protection scheme was introduced would only make sense if it allowed the viewer to register for free.