SMS while driving can be very dangerous activity, but there's nothing more dangerous the surf. Motorists who use cell phone to surf while at the wheel was pretty much done by the American people.

In Uncle Sam's country, 1 of 5 people who have smartphones tend to open internet access when behind the wheel. This result is a survey conducted by the insurance company State Farm, U.S.

One of the reasons put forward by those who still surf while driving is to check social networking. Another reason a search for directions, reading e-mail, or look for interesting topics. Usually the dangerous activity is carried out when the red traffic lights or when stuck in traffic jams. Fortunately, they did not do it when the car was speeding.

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Censorship in China has long been a presence in digital media and particularly has retaliated in cellular phone users (almost a house of witches). It is well known to the Internet censorship in China, with key words that are banned, and until we talk here about the censorship of SMS abuse in this country.

Today we woke up with the news that China is now banned the text messages which contain pornographic contents. In other words, if you sent sexual text message to your girlfriend in China, you will be caught before reaching home and you will be punished according to the law.

This initiative was taken by the largest operator of this country, China Mobile. China mobile has more than 518 million users till this January. This cellular operator has the luxury censor board to censor the dirty messages and may even disrupt service to users.

Obviously the people are enraged by such action so much, so that the forums and Chinese blogs are full of complaints about this situation. Really a measure almost medieval.

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This register will be managed directly by the CRC. Cristian Lizcano, executive director of the organization said that this decision will continue to comply with Act 1341 of 2009, which is aimed at protecting the rights of users Information Technologies and Communications.

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