AIBU to be surprised this was advertised at 12pm today?

Oh I see.. It's part of the smart tv base software

if it were me, I'd see if that LG channel has settings to filter adult content.

And if it doesn't.. I'd complain to LG that youre getting suggestions that you don't want, and that there are no settings to avoid them.

And if it does have settings to filter adult content and youre still getting stuff like that suggested.. Id complain to LG that their filters aren't working properly.

I admit that the film suggestion you got was pretty tame, so it depends how much time you have to bother complaining haha

That's why I'm hoping in future there will be an easy way to report content (just a button) rather than having to contact LG.

My main issue is with xbox and steam platforms, with genuinely displays actual porn on groups which are aimed at kids (eg Roblox) despite the xbox being setup (in family safety settings) to only show content suitable for children.. Because they allow users to upload things and they require users to police it themselves.
But when you report an image, it just gets taken down. There are no consequences for the platform for showing porn to minors.

The only way to fix the current inevitability of our kids seeing adult content/porn online, is to impose consequences on anyone who allows the content to be put on their platform.

Even full time parental supervision of a child on the Internet won't stop them seeing adult content, you'll just see it together!

Sorry I wasn't trying to say "put up with it", I was just trying to explain why it might be more likely to come up.
So you switched on the TV and that appeared.. But isn't the TV connected to the internet and basing it's suggestions on things that have previously been watched?
Or are you saying you use a different account for the kids, so there's no way someone might have watched similar material on that account?

I feel the same as you, it feels like a minefield and the normalisation of sexual material seems to be a big part of that, as people are desensitised.
Similar to violence in films.

My hope is that alongside the porn site age verification, internet uses will one day be able to report sexual material on any site, and the host will be heavily fined.
So they'll err on the side of caution when showing anything remotely sexual on their website/TV platform, if it's accessible to kids.

People on MN may say that's too tame to report, but id certainly report it and many others would.

Yes same here was the first time I had lived in this area of town. Apparently our area is on a different transmitter which is out in the sticks. It was ok at first but after a few years it started to lose signal and the picture would break up into squares. Only thing is if WiFi plays up no TV. I do have a DVD collection though.

Exactly they were bad in the 70s ,I saw one when I was a teen.
Why anyone would watch in this day and age it's definitely a waste of an hour and half of your life.

Why would it be up on a classroom wall?

It would depend on the class tbh

An art class or history class or film class? Ye, it would be fine at secondary

Maths? I'd be confused if this or the Mona Lisa or Saturn Eating His Son etc was up

And primary tends to have very different pictures

Wasn't Tony Blair's father in law in these films?

I actually remembered Brian before ... umm the girl whose name I forget 🤣 was naked

True! I'd forgotten. Weirdly it seems less shocking, even though when I first saw it at 14 I was very unfamiliar with men's dangly bits. Clearly it didn't scar me for life ...

I agree with the OP, indeed any film that had a 15 or 18 certificate should not be advertised on tv in the daytime.

Same applies to Frankie Boyle's show if it ever comes back, and Mrs Brown's Boys.

Apparently there are people out there who edit some films so their children can watch them without being corrupted by sexy scenes. They don't do the same with the violence. It seems sex is bad but violence is not.

Well it’s not a Carry on is it? It’s one of the Adventures of movies that starred Barry Evans. It’s a seaside postcard movie.
OP- Do you never see inappropriate things at those seaside shops? Or Fairs? Cock on a stick type things?
Just say “that’s a silly old fashioned things for grown ups”.

It's hypocritical to say "Oh they can see nudity in a museum because we'll just say it's old" and "they can't see a fairly tame drawing of something they might even see in real life"

There's no nudity, no sex, just a vaguely suggestive pose

I've not told you anything about hownyou dress your children. You've decided to add that little bit in yourself

All I want is for my children to remain innocent curious and young minded for that little bit longer which I don’t think is a bad thing.

But why do you think that image would cause them to lose their innocence?

LG isn't on Freeview.
But also you weren't on a TV station you were on the home screen for your app and what you see will be linked to your profile which I assume is set as an adult. There isn't a watershed for what is advertised on a home screen.

I don’t think their innocence would compromised by seeing a woman bending over in a short skirt.

Couldn’t get worked up about this if I tried. It’s not exactly an explicit image. Most kids wouldn’t think anything of it. Streaming sites don’t have time constraints placed on what they can show so you need to police them yourself if it upsets you.