How do I block automatic teleports

[Freya Mokusei]

If you are teleported via the LSL command llTeleportAgentHome, you cannot block this.

If you're being teleported by RLV (using @teleport) you can block this by disabling RLV and then relogging.

Most llTeleportAgentHome teleports are sent out by security systems - typically they would only try and teleport you if you're on (or above) land that you shouldn't be on. Perhaps modify your route, or teleport directly to the location in future.

[Freya Mokusei]

If you are teleported via the LSL command llTeleportAgentHome, you cannot block this.

If you're being teleported by RLV (using @teleport) you can block this by disabling RLV and then relogging.

Most llTeleportAgentHome teleports are sent out by security systems - typically they would only try and teleport you if you're on (or above) land that you shouldn't be on. Perhaps modify your route, or teleport directly to the location in future.

[Uechi Norfolk]

The normal property blocking does not stop when flying over at a decent altitude. That LSL command IITeleportAgentHome should not work on people simply going somewhere else. In real life, airplanes are not blocked when flying over someone's house. In the 7 years I've been in Second Life, it is beginning to get uncomfortable. The half dozen people I've discussed this with are all unhappy about the teleports. Please fix it.

[Madelaine McMasters]

Uechi, the denizens of the Answers forum are residents, just like you. We're no more able to fix SL issues than you are.

[Freya Mokusei]

You're not in real life, please react accordingly.
What you believe 'should' happen is irrelevant.

 

Welcome to Second Life.

[steph Arnott]

You are trespassing others land and being ejected. Solution, do not fly over private land, residents do not like it.

[steph Arnott]

In RL you own a plot of land 50 m plus above the ground is Goverment controlled and anything below your land is Goverment owned. In SL residents pay for the server up keep. From ground level to 4000 plus is still owned by the resident.

[Uechi Norfolk]

When I first started in SL, there were nowhere near as tight regulations. SL has turned less fun over the years. At this point our group will sell it's land and leave SL. It just isn't as good as it was years ago. I suppose next they will add Obama Healthcare....(sigh)

[steph Arnott]

I do not know if things have changed, seems no different now than 2010. But i know you can not just fly in a straight line in RL as you suggested. IDK maybe aggrements with the land owners could work, most people are reasonable if asked. Not very helpull, but all i can think of..

[Freya Mokusei]

You don't have the right to fill other peoples' private land with your lag-heavy flying machines. You don't get to control simulator resources unfairly.
That you equate private residences implementing their own banning systems with the government regulating that doctors should treat poor people is revealing. Maybe LL should make a law regulating this issue for you, and stamp down on private landowners liberty? Rhetorical.

You can be for individual liberty OR for oligarchical regulations, not both.

You don't get to control other peoples' lives and make self-serving rules in Second Life, sorry.

[steph Arnott]

I get the impression, Freya was not happy about the political comment.

[Freya Mokusei]

It's just infuriating when people confuse freedom with WHY ISN'T EVERYTHING THE WAY I WANT IT ALL THE TIME.

Anything that I don't like or can't understand is bad, and should be banned. Thinking is something that happens to other people.