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Top 5 Tools to Protect your Children Online

Started by cdrees · 9 months ago

No program is a substitute for parental supervision, but some monitoring tools help you control where your children go online.
It’s great to have a tool that complements your shrewd set of eyes, but you still need to teach your children to be cautious when surfing the internet.

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  • Archana Shekar

    1 year ago

    very nice Informative article.you have dealt in detail about each parental control. thats nice common people will be knowing one or two where it will be very confusing but you have mentioned in detail its very nice.
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  • Christopher Rees

    1 year ago

    Thanks for the comment. Internet Safety is an extremely important topic that a lot of people don't want to really thing about until it's too late unfortunately. Hopefully we can help in getting the word out, and more people will take an interest in spreading the word!
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  • Luke Gilkerson

    1 year ago

    Thanks for this list of helpful resources. Another thought: Have you ever heard of accountability software? Accountability software is specifically for adults who want to guard where they go online without any blocking or filtering. Combined with filtering, it's a great Internet safety solution for the whole family. If you want more info about it check out my post “Is Filtering All There Is?” - http://www.covenanteyes.com/blog/2008/06/12/is-...
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  • Scam

    12 months ago

    Personally, I moved my kids computers into one central location from where I can keep half an eye on what they are doing.

    I was thinking of installing a keylogger to allow me to see exactly what they are up to at times but I know my eldest is clever enough to get around that by using friends' computers.

    I guess, ultimately, explaining to your kids what is right, wrong, safe and dangerous online is all you can do to be absolutely sure they don't come across unsuitable material or unsavoury people.
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