Northern Rail passengers warned not to watch explicit content on…
Northern Rail is putting its foot down on customers watching and listening to inappropriate content on its trains. “If it’s not suitable for work, it’s not suitable for our trains and stations either,” bosses warned. Content considered NSFW (not safe for work) can range from bad language to sexually explicit material. While people are more likely to behave at work, the rush to view content once they’ve clocked off can mean the train journey home is often the first opportunity to take a look, says Northern. To help get its message across, Northern is reminding customers internet in its stations and onboard its trains is delivered in partnership with Friendly WiFi. Read more: Almost £3m funding for Hull roads including Freetown Way to ‘improve flow’ of traffic Friendly WiFi filters content making it safe in areas where children are present. Tricia Williams, chief operating officer at Northern, said: “We welcome millions of people into our stations and on-board our trains every year – and access to safe and reliable internet is part and parcel of our customers’ expectations. “It is important, however, that people remember that some content is not suitable for
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