Hi
Please explain your whitelisting question context.
BlackListing is hopefully obvious.
WhiteListing for a HP laptop is the Wi-Fi module that can be fitted to work within a country and within that countries Wi-Fi regulations. EG:
An Intel may be better spec but not whitelisted, whereas a Broadcomm is listed.
Fit an Intel and fail to communicate.
In this context I guess it is about advertising revenue. For instance if you go to the party play website and click on the terms and conditions you get a small bit that says...
3. Eligibility
You must be at least 18 years of age to visit the Site and use the Service. If you do not so qualify, you are prohibited from accessing or using the Service.
5. User conduct
Partyplay may, at any time, monitor, review, remove, retain or disclose any information as necessary to satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal process or governmental request or investigation (including law enforcement). Partyplay is not responsible for any failure or delay in removing any such content.
Therefore I regard that as an adult site and could/should be legitimately blocked.
