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Theresa May's Government Announces Plan to Thwart All Porn- Viewing Minors by April 2. Malfunctioning Dalek and British Prime Minister Theresa May, fresh off of securing the support of the far- right Democratic Unionist Party, has reportedly set a timetable for her government’s plan to force all porn sites operating in the U. K. to check the ages of its users. According to Ars Technica UK, by April 2. May’s government plans to require all porn sites (including free ones) to check ID via credit card or another method like comparison to voter rolls to verify users are 1. The technical details of the plan—which is essentially an attempt to defeat the ingenuity of every horned- up teenager from Inverness to Southampton—are not yet apparent. But the British Board of Film Classifications would gain the power to fine sites which operate in defiance of the new regulations up to £2.

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U. K.- based financial services and advertisers or even ban them across the entire U. K.“We have taken steps to implement the new age verification requirement for online pornography as part of our continuing work to make the Internet safer,” digital minister Matt Hancock said. The new scheme is complex and will not be fully in place until April 2. Watch Lebanon Mojoboxoffice here. All this means that while we can enjoy the freedom of the web, the UK will have the most robust internet child protection measures of any country in the world,” he added.

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Regulators’ authority to enforce the ban is essentially discretionary, Ars Technica previously reported. For example, social media sites like Twitter or Reddit could be classified as “ancillary service providers” if users can obtain pornography on it, though parliamentary under- secretary for culture, media, and sports Lord Ashton said the government would seek a “consensual regime” with those sites. While major sites like Pornhub will likely have little choice but to comply with the regulations, easy ways for anyone to get around the verification system could include using a VPN, trading pornography on file- sharing sites, or simply finding one of the innumerable smaller sites which slip under the BBFC’s radar. Consider that somewhere between 4- 1. There’s also the obvious risk of forcing millions of U.

K. porn viewers to give their credit card information to an industry with notoriously bad cyber security, but that’s just the price Brits might have to pay for May’s proper internet.[Ars Technica UK, BBC].

April Fool's Day Pranks for the Office. Why it's okay to be playful in the office. Mooshny/Shutterstock. Depending on if you work in a super corporate type of environment with three- piece suits and button- ups, or a start- up where casual Friday is basically every single day, the vibe between cubicles (or couches) is dramatically different. But one thing that connects all working environments is the desire for camaraderie and comfort when you're burning the night oil or greeting the sun from your desk.

It's important to keep good spirits up in the office. For starters, it boosts office morale: A happy worker is a productive worker! It's much better having good energy in the office than working in a dark, grim atmosphere," Vicki Salemi, a career expert at monster. April Fool's Day can create an opportunity to keep things light and fun." (If you're looking to go up the career ladder, don't miss these female CEOs and their best career advice.)What to keep in mind before setting up your joke. Dean- Drobot/Shutterstock. There's a fine line between being inappropriate and being a source of laughter for your co- workers when it's a stressful quarter or you're all on a time- crunch.

The key is just to not take anything—a joke, a story, an awkward silence—too far. If you've tried to tell a knock- knock joke or a one- liner, even with your friends, you know which ones would be put- off and which ones would giggle along, right?

The same goes in the office. Know your audience. If you're pulling a prank on a colleague, would they be offended? Is it too personal?

It should be a safe and kept in generic territory like putting someone's stapler in Jell- O," Saelmi advises. And if it's off- color, racist, or sexist—or you even question if it might be, skip it.

It's always better to be safe than sorry, particularly when dealing with anything the could possibly be deemed harassment, which could get you fired. Are you the shy one in the office? Here's career advice for introverts.)Don't cross the line. Roman- Samborskyi/Shutterstock. The bottom line before setting up your April Fool's joke: Think of the absolute worst- case scenario that could happen if you did this prank. If that involves bringing in your human resources department, Salemi says to shut it down, ASAP, and come up with something different.

If you're even questioning, 'Hmmm, is this borderline or should I go for it?' Err on the side of caution," she suggests. The fact that you're even questioning it means you think it's a potential problem. Chances are, someone else could, too." Here are some better ways to destress after your work day. What about your boss?

Myvisuals/Shutterstock. Your co- workers likely know about your Friday night date or how your dog got sick all over your new carpet and maybe, if you're super- close, when it's that unfortunate time of the month. But your boss? You probably—and smartly!—keep him or her at arm's reach, without divulging too many intimate details about yourself.

Salemi says as a general rule of thumb, avoid pulling an April Fool's joke on your boss, but if you really want to, make sure you're not doing it alone and rope in some other co- workers to join in on the fun with you. Prank your boss in a way that's fun and lighthearted and also can pull the team together—like filling their coffee cup with green juice during a meeting knowing they've mentioned a need to drink more of it but can't stand the sight of it," she suggests. Do it as a group effort with the boss's direct reports/your peers.

It's better to get everyone in on the prank, even if you've spearheaded it. This way just in case your boss is more miffed than amused, you won't take the brunt of it."Content continues below ad. Prank 1: Fill up a room with balloons. Myvisuals/Shutterstock. Early to rise, early to surprise? Salemi says that one fun idea that won't get anyone in trouble or making anyone unhappy is pranking a conference room instead of a person.

When you get in before the first meeting of the day, get in before everyone else and fill up the room with colorful balloons. This is harmless and in good fun. It could be beneficial because it could be a team effort whereby a few of your colleagues spend time together getting the balloons and shoving them into the room," she says. Prank 2: Prank your office bestie throughout the day.

BW- Folsom/Shutterstock. We all have an office bestie (or maybe an office spouse, if we're lucky) whom we vent to when we feel overwhelmed or really just need a double espresso, pronto. Salemi says to make that person, whom you're super comfortable with, your target for the day. An idea would be to get a rubber mouse or spider and move it around all day, first in their desk drawer, then in their seat, etc., making him or her jump several times throughout the workday. This one is harmless and could get a funny reaction by people around the office. It could be beneficial because it invokes laughter," Salemi says. Prank 3: Clean out someone's desk.

Africa- Studio/Shutterstock. Is there someone in your office who is a joy to be around, albeit a little OCD with their items? Team up with some co- workers to play a little diddy on them. Move the entire contents of a coworker's office to a TBD location. Essentially, the person arrives to work seeing nothing but an empty space with no idea where their desk, chair, etc. Salemi says. This will likely make your team laugh, but can quickly be turned around when you reveal where their precious stapler and notepad went.

Prank 4: Wrap someone's desk. Merydolla/Shutterstock. You might have seen this happen on The Office or in your actual office on someone's birthday. Wrapping paper is a good idea for a prank because the clean- up is simple and there isn't any damage to a computer or keyboard, which could be pretty pricey for the company to provide.

Salemi says it'll also be pretty hilarious to watch your co- worker roll his or her eyes, as they unwrap gifts (that are really just their packet of Post- Its) over and over again until their desk is finally back to its normal state. Content continues below ad. Prank 5: Bring in doughnuts that aren't doughnuts. Eight- Photo/Shutterstock. Another fun idea that might take a bit more work to execute (and cost you $2.

Talk about a kill joy!) "This is harmless because you're not really offending anyone other than they think they're getting a sugar rush and instead they're getting healthier. It could be beneficial because people always enjoy when there are treats in the office, it could bring people together and lastly, you never know, maybe the vegetables can start trending in your office and become a regular staple," Salemi adds.

Prank 6: Tie up your co- worker's phone. Gajus/Shutterstock. Your sales team likely spends a lot (and yeah, we mean hours upon hours) on the phone.

It comes with the job description and is often something they enjoy and are great at, but if you're in an open- office setting, it's likely a bit annoying when you're trying to write a report. Salemi says to cover up their phone completely with rubber bands, so it looks like it's sealed off. This is harmless because you're not offending anyone, they won't feel embarrassed and you're simply putting in a little time and effort for some laughs," she says.