Let’s face it, no-one’s a fan of internet service providers (ISPs) being forced to impose content filtering rules or block BitTorrent downloads, which explains our joy at iiNet’s court victories and our loathing of censorship laws. But having ISPs voluntarily make life easier for customers is another matter, which might explain why icode — a voluntary scheme introduced by the Internet Industry Association (IIA) where ISPs notify customers about potential security violations on their PCs — has been so successful.