'restricted content' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to material that has limited access or that is only available to certain people. For example, "You must have a membership to view this website's restricted content."
Real Player will recognize and respect DRM restrictions by not downloading restricted content.
Initially, the carriers would classify content in two categories: general interest and restricted content deemed appropriate only for people over the age of 18.
Provide access to restricted content only to students registered for the course and other instructional staff (teaching assistants or guest lecturers, for example).
"VPNs serve a perfect dual purpose for consumers in lots of markets, allowing them to access restricted content and better content as well as stay anonymous," said Jason Mander, GWI's head of trends.
"A third of the world's internet users are in China, so when anything becomes big there it has a big effect on the internet worldwide," said Mander, who says that user of VPNs is often driven by the desire to access locally banned social networks, or geographically restricted content such as the movie streaming service Netflix or the BBC's iPlayer catchup service.
8) Content Censorship/Detection. "Restricted content can be automatically detected.
Many governments do not even make publicly available their basic rules on restricting content.
The FCC doesn't restrict content on US radio stations, except for rules covering indecency, political advertising and children's programming.
Facebook also publishes semiannual reports tallying government requests, either for data about users, in criminal investigations, for example, or to restrict content.
Last week, Comcast seemed to realize that its attempts to restrict content were ultimately futile and announced a truce with BitTorrent, a file-sharing service that Comcast had intentionally slowed to a crawl in its pipes.
When it comes to nudity, Facebook apologises in its guidelines for policies that "can sometimes be more blunt than we would like and restrict content shared for legitimate purposes" due to its desire to maintain uniform policies across the world.
