How can I get to my sons myspace.com web site to monitor his activities?
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Take away his internet access.\n\nNo internet, no myspace.\n\nFailing that, use netnanny (or similiar) to block myspace.\n\nGood luck!
702177
His website keeps track of him...
1085661
myspaceis for little kids
676196
just go to myspace.com and sign in
165227
Are you referring to the website "My Space"?  If so, I think it's good, except for the fact that there is no way currently to filter out children being able to access the site.  While it's great that people can log in and have their friends, blogs, etc., there is a lot of content that I wouldn't want my 9 year old seeing!!  I definitely monitor ALL of the internet access that she uses, but I know that there are other children out there, unsupervised that see this stuff.  There are also predators out there who focus on these kids and that's another problem.
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go into command prompt and type\n\nping myspace.com\n\nwhen it pings, open a browser and type in the IP:\n\n216.178.32.51\n\nshould work. And will get by any blocking software out there
357387
Go to the web site for him.
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Thats very vague. What software are you using? PCAnywhere? MSN netmeeting?\n\nIm thinking you want your son to remotely access your computer to help you fix something, correct? You will have to make sure that he has your IP address correctly and that you are not blocking him on your firewall. There are several things to check, but it depends on the software youre using.
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since you obviously don't have their password you can email myspace employees and have then do it. that is if they believe you are who you say you are.\n\nuse this form to contact them \nhttp://collect.myspace.com/misc/contact.html\n\nafter you get the service cancelled you should set your computer up so your child has to use a password to get online. but that doesn't stop your child from accessing it elsewhere. :(
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I would recommend cyberpatrol (link below).  They offer a 14 day trial.  It has features such as time restrictions (both time of day and number of minutes/hours a day using the internet).  It pre-set security based on age ranges (child, pre-teen, teen, mature teen), that can be customized.  It will also allow you to track what websites were visited and more importantly which ones they tried to visit (but were denied).  It also monitors instant messaging and chat software.  I believe the cost is $30.00 but it's well worth it when it comes to instant messaging.  It also has different profiles (multple kids or one for kids and one for the parents).\n\nMy feeling is, I trust my kids but would like to occasionally check to make sure they are using good judgement.  Plus I wanted to limited the amount of time they were spending on the internet.
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You can't.  Any of those things that you get that say that you can upload something to track who's looking at your page are a scam.  Tom has sent out numerous bulletins assuring MySpacers that there is no way to track who looks at your page.
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go to   www.myspace.com   look me up
984889
Go to your principal and demand that he unblocks myspace.  Don't forget to tell him that your parents pay his salary.
665368
www.whitepages.com and type in his name and location
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If he has already been to those sites you probably have an infection already.\n\nSnapfiles have several Free parental control programs. He might be savvy enough to get around these. If he does you might need to resort to a Keylogger that will give you a report of everthing and every key stroke he does on the computer.\n\nParental control programs:\n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/misctools/fwparents.html\n\nFree Keylogger programs:\n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/security/fwaccessmonitoring.html
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Ask them for one and tell them that you'll give them your password so that they can check up on you and see what's in your private comments.  \n\nMy son has one only on the condition that I have his password.  And I do check what's going on.
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do a Yahoo search for "monitoring software" and you get many results, some more expensive than others, all with various nifty features.  \n\nOr just tell your son that you've installed monitoring software on his computer and see if his habits change.