Is there a computer program that lets parents track who there children are chatting with on the internet?
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There are many key loggers available that can do it for you.\n\nSearch in download.com for keylogger ....You will get what you want.\n\nThanks,\nR.Sai
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You can try something like net nanny. But remember that you won't stop your kids from doing what they want with the computer until you get computer literate enough to understand how it really work. Until you do, kids will pass right under your nose and you won't see a thing.\n\nAlso IE settings are completely useless. Who use IE anyway.
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Try some of these,\n\nhttp://www.icra.org/\nhttp://kids.getnetwise.org/\nhttp://www.cybertipline.com/\nhttp://www.netnanny.com/\nhttp://www.k9webprotection.com/\nhttp://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/Abuse/
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you are absolutely right and there should be a separate page maybe you should email yahoo about it.predators are on the rise and you should never meet or call anyone you do not know. parents also should their job by monitoring what their children are doing on the net.THIS IS NOT INVADING YOUR PRIVACY\njust making sure their children are safe.
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Ok My name is Barrett I am a teenager (and a christian)and a little of a computer-nerd so i know some of the tricks to hide tracks. one thing you could do is use the software http://www.internetsafetysoftware.com/\nin that link called kidcontrol it records everything chats e-mail programs keystrokes and of course webpages Now if your kids has their own computer and they simpily uninstall it I could probally give you some instructions that could mess with thier settings so they can't I'll be praying for you if you need more help e-mail me at Barrettrouton@gmail.com hope i was helpful\nBarrett
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Family keylogger.It's free.I hope you use it the right way.
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2young2BeUsingIMunsupervised is probably a good one.\nShouldBeInBed \n\nCourtney,\n\nThere are too many people out there trying to take advantage of kids your age for you to be staying up late on the internet.  \n\nIf you are going to IM with your friends be very cautious about who else you chat with.  Talk with a guidance counselor, teacher or best of all your parents about the dangers online so you can be prepared.  \n\nI'll take off my parent hat now,\n\nMichael
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If you are using a router it should have a log capability.  Log onto the router and check the log.\n\nIn addition the previous answer mentioned keyloggers and goggling.  However I suspect they would be detected by an antivirus.\n\nI would also suggest that you look for any thing spying on your machine.  Kids are pretty smart.
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There are ways to do it. \nI can check everything my husband does online, even if he cleans the cache and deletes cookies. \nThere are also programs out there to monitor everything a person does on the computer, even if it's not online. \nParents are starting to use those programs to monitor their kids.
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No. There are many software packages which advertise that they do that, but it is technically not possible to block everything.\n\nInstead, have your children use the internet responsibly, and don't let "it" alone keep them company, as you might do with tv for excample. The internet is not a child-friendly place.
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Does mommy know you're on her computer?
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Chat Family is a good one! Everything is monitored : ) http://www.chatfamily.com/
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Nope. Not unless you have a keylogger. If you're concerned about what's going on on the computer when you're not around, a keylogger is the best way to keep track. It logs everything that's typed (like passwords, IMs and chats), programs opened, etc. and runs invisibly in the background. I use Ghost Keylogger, it's a little expensive, but it's really worth when you consider what it does. ;)\n\nSome applications of the keylogger\n- Monitor your computer while you are away \n- Retrieve lost information\n- Parents can monitor their children activity\n- Monitor what and when programs are opened\n- Find out what you actually wrote
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There is no "safe" place for kids to chat online without supervision.  My niece was on a "kids" forum, and I entered the forum to chat with her and was SHOCKED by the very adult conversations that were going on.  My sister yanked her off that site, and I have been leary of her being allowed on the Net ever since.\n\nMy advice is that children should never be left unattended on the net--even young teens (11-15).  Parents should periodically check on which sites their kids are visiting, and find out who they are chatting with online.  Some sites allow you to create chat logs, which should be enabled, so parents can go back and check up on kids later.  There are an awful lot of predators out there:  \n\nSee this special MSNBC report, "To Catch a Predator" which has LOADS of helpful info for parents, and keeping your child safe on the Internet.\n\nhttp://msnbc.msn.com/id/10912603/
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Depending how old your child is, you should probaly watch what their doing and look at who their talking to and their friends list.
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There is special software that can do that. Windows also logs a history of visited sites. Most messenger programs can be set up to log conversations. Scary part is that some spyware dose the same thing and reports it to busnesses to help send you spam or more unwhanted web advertizeing.
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Go online and get E-blaster.  It's about $30, I think.  This can be put on your computer and will monitor all sites visited, emails, and anything that is typed, including instant messages.  I had to do this to check up on my husband after he cheated on me.  Create an e-mail account for yourself on yahoo that this information can be sent to.  Don't check this e-mail on your home computer.  Good luck.  Hope you're wrong.  :)   It also records all passwords.