how do i set and find parental control foe user name for my daughter to limit her time on and block sites?
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Blocking sites and putting a timer on something is not a lesson.\n\n TEACH HER RESPONSIBILTY.  NOT HOW TO FOLLOW BLOCKERS.\n\nWhen you teach her to drive, will you put a antiwreck device on your car, and let her think they are blocked?  or, teach her what to avoid?\n\nGIVE HER A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF TIME. SET THE RULES.  IF SHE BREAKS THE RULES, SHE PAYS FOR IT.\n\nYOU CAN LIMIT HER MOVEMENT.\nOR\nYOU CAN GIVE HER FREE MOVEMENT AND TEACH HER HOW TO MOVE IN A PROPER DIRECTION.\n\n\nGOOD LUCK.
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You need parental control.
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Block all Yahoo?   Now you are being silly. \n\nBut go to the Control Panel, and pick ADD/REMOVE programs.  Then UNINSTALL the Yahoo Messenger. \n\nTell your daughter that she WILL NOT USE any IM program.  She WILL NOT install another copy.   Check your computer regularly to ensure that she has not installed another.  \n\nYes, you can BLOCK her from this, but the real lesson is to TEACH her the rules, then ensure that she follows them.\n\nKids Get Net Wise\nGreat information about Internet Safety\nhttp://kids.getnetwise.org/
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Who is your service provider?  Do they have any automatic parental controls based on your age?
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Parental control for surfing the Internet. They will hate you for it but tough! You are their Parent and have the right to screen what they do. You can also buy a programme for watching everything that is done on your computer. Install a really good one and they won't even know you are watching them. Protect your kids cos it sounds like they can view anything and there are some seriously bad things out there. Your Internet Security should offer some level of censorship. Norton is good with full parental control.
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http://www.sofotex.com/download/Security/Parental_Control/
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Just enter the domain with a wildcard. For example to block AOL you would use\n\n*@aol.com
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First of all you need to give her a screen name of her own.  Then you put a PARENTAL BLOCK on what she can and cannot look at!  They have age groups!  Under 5 and then 6 thru 10 and so on.  PUT A BLOCK ON IT NOW GIRL!  Then sit her down and explain what the block is for and about all the weirdo's and perv's in computer land that prey on little children.  Then explain that some people put dirty pics on the net for jokes.  She is way too young to hear the truth!!!!  PUT A PARENTAL BLOCK ON COMPUTER WHEN U R DONE READING THIS!
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It would be helpful to know what site your going to. Also is there a program on your computer that is installed to block you from going to these sites?
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No parental control system is 100% accurate. All of them rely partially on automated systems to find sites, so some will always slip through.\n\nSites newer than the last revision of the block list won't be filtered, for obvious reasons.
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There are lot of parental control software , it is usually very difficult to turn off unless you read the manual or help of that software. and also you may have to know the password used for it.
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There are literally millions and millions of websites your child could access at any time, so it wouldn't be practical to maintain a database of activities of that many sites by millions and millions and millions of people. \n\nThey best way to get a feel for where he has been is to take a look at his "cookies", those temporary files that websites drop onto your computer to leave a footprint they can identify if he stops by again later. \n\nTo see where he's been, open Internet Explorer. Up on the toolbar, click TOOLS. Select INTERNET OPTIONS. In the section marked 'temporary internet files', select SETTINGS. Click VIEW FILES.\n\nA page will come up that lists where he's been. You can make each of the columns wide enough to read by putting your cursor between the columns and dragging it sideways. \n\nAs a note, your child can erase any or all of those files with little trouble by clicking DELETE COOKIES or DELETE FILES instead of clicking the SETTINGS button. That said, you may miss some of the signals you need for effective parenting. A frank discussion with your child about what internet conduct you expect from him may be more effective than trying to follow his tracks. \n\nGood luck! - Stuart
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Well, if you want to know what he is up to, that part is easy, download and install this Keylogger which remains invisible unless the proper key combination is pressed, http://www.download.com/Home-Keylogger/3000-2092_4-10264521.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nAs far as restricting sites this program might do the trick, NetVada Safety.Net which includes parental controls, http://www.download.com/NetVeda-Safety-Net/3000-10435_4-10382920.html?tag=lst-0-8\n\nIf your son finds out you installed these programs he might take it the wrong way so be sure they are well hidden.
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Go into your Control Panel from your start menu;click on Add/Remove programs. Find the blinks one highlight it,click remove program and that should take care of the problem. Then I would reccomend setting Parental controls.  Good luck!  Zoya
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There are multiple ways to do this, one is through software, and one is through utilizing a service such as yahoo's (disclaimer, I have yahoo sbc dsl) and they can limit that for you, but that is at the provider end, not the local computer end.\n\nSoftware could be like Net Nanny or Safe Surf.  There are plenty of options if you will type in something like "family safe internet" on your search engine of choice.  Also, look for "get around xyz" where xyz is the product that you want to use.  Use verbs like bypass and such to figure out how kids might duck past your security measures.\n\nAlso, ask around.  If you're involved with a church, ask the youth minister.  They usually know which of the older kids are tech_heads and able to help you with those sorts of questions.  Otherwise, ask at your local library.
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if you go to tools, then internet options at the bottom.You go to privacy at the top and click on sites that you can type in and allow or block.
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Yahoo! does provide Parental Controls so that you have prevent your kids from going to certain sites on the Internet and monitor their online usage. It's a great idea, and I'm glad you're watching what your kids do online. For more information about Parental Controls, go to:\nhttp://ypc.yahoo.com/info/ordernow.html\n\nAn alternative is to be sure to turn on Safe Search so that your kids can't search for Adult-content sites. To turn it on, do any kind of search and then click the Preferences link in the top right of the page. Make sure Safe Search is ON.