That is a bit of an over-reach. There is no mention of an ISP searching a computer for prohibited files. Also if you were paying closer attention, it only says the the ISP must offer to block pornographic websites. The Kaiser family foundation reports that 70% of teenagers between the ages of 15-17 have accidently gone into a pornographic website, additionally 23% have said that it happens often. Information can be found at http://www.kff.org/entmedia/upload/14095_1.pdf I would submit to you that the parents of these children should have the right to be able to keep this pornographic material out of their home. These parents need the right to be able to have their children not exposed to sexual content that creates unrealistic expectations of sex.