A McDonald’s outlet in Scotland has had to shut down a facility offering free Internet use in the restaurant after customers accessed sexually explicit material.
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Customers at the Kilmarnock branch of fastfood chain McDonald’s were given fifteen minutes of free Internet access with the purchase of a £1.99 (US$3.10) MegaBreakfast.
The outlet was told to close down the service, however, after it was discovered that people were able to view pornographic images using the service, reported Ananova.
A spokesman for McDonald’s said: “Until we can find a way of firewalling this facility, it will stay closed. The Internet is a great service for customers but we can’t allow it to be abused like this.”
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