"It's quite possible the government could legislate to say… it isn't necessarily being logged on that's the determining feature.
"The government could find a way forward and say well it isn't necessarily being logged on that's the determining feature — you have to be actively working or at least committed to the exclusion of other opportunities," Nesbitt suggested.
UK Online Centres, a government initiative aimed at getting more people to log on, estimate that Christmas shoppers could cut a third off their bill by using the web.
However, once a user logs on, it is assumed that the system would be controlled by the same person.
As for the Web site that invited you to register, however, it may have been asking you to create a password just for logging on to that particular site.
She said there had been logging on the mountain that left little "to hold that land when it got saturated like that".
Without that, kids could log on to that account and bypass their Family Safety settings, get to websites you don't want them to see, and you won't be able to see reports of their online activities.
Furthermore, Facebook claims that they delete some old call logs on Android; that using "market research" data from Onava is essentially standard practice; and that users had the choice whether data was shared reciprocally between FB and developers.
Jones was logged on to that bulletin board when Fahlman typed his smiley, and last February he bet other Microsofties that he could dig up the posting.
For a number of reasons, the recommended protocol for dealing with a potentially serious incident was not always followed: "So what I should be doing is logging it on that, sending it off to them.
I wouldn't know how to log on to that BBC email address.
