OFCOM The Office of Communications, also known as OFCOM, is the United Kingdom's government-approved regulatory and competition authority for the broadcasting, telecommunications, and postal industries. OFCOM has broad authority over the television, radio, telecommunications, and postal sectors. OFCOM plays an important role in the realm of TV broadcasting as OFCOM prevents some sensitive content such as swearing, sex, drugs, etc. out of live TV by filtering them out. There is also a watershed period from 05.30 A.M to 09:00 P.M where no sensitive content can be aired to children as according to research these are the times where children watch TV more frequently. OFCOM cannot censor TV programs or shows before it's release, but when it is already aired then they can censor it. But the TV shows can only be censored by audience requests via the OFCOM complaint center where they would read their complaints with care and will censor or fine whatever TV show they complaine...