Posting naughty drawings for the public to see will not be tolerated.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/30644
In a recent interview, Satoru Iwata has detailed Nintendo's proposed method of how their Miiverse public posting content filtering will work.
Firstly, content will be filtered for inappropriate words through the use of a software program. Secondly, Nintendo plans to hire people to manually check posts before they are made live. However this method requires more time, at the moment a delay of at least thirty minutes is expected. The last line of defence against any questionable content, is that the users will have the ability to flag content that is offensive. However, it was stated that this method isn't as ideal because the user has already seen the content.
It appears that these measures with content filtering only apply to the main public home screen and other public posts within games, and not messages between friends.
I hope you also like minimum wage and no health benefits.Hm, maybe I should get two positions then. Doesn't really matter, it's the easiest job in the world!
There should be restrictions on a console level. If a parent wants to turn public posts or even Miiverse off altogether and then password lock it as an additional measure, that option should be available to them. There should be a wide variety of privacy options with different levels of security. Maybe they won't bother and still bitch about it. "Ugh, I don't like to raise my kids. I don't like talking to them. Things should just happen without me having to do anything." The options should still be there nonetheless.
