How do I block my son from going on a popular game website.?
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DON'T DO IT \n\nEASY, RIGHT?
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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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there are loads of free software available on net like Net Nanny etc u can download them for free from Download.com and u can set password on that software to block anybody who uses ur computer form going on internet without ur permission. Go to download.com and u can download these kind of software for free.
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well you can use a firewall which will block yahoo messenger or some im client such as msn messenger..as regarding blocking access to myspace try getting a parental website block software in which you can blacklist the sites you don't want her to visit...i am sorry i could not give you more specific information but I have no experience with website blocking software..this link can help as regarding blocking msn messanger \n\nhttp://support.kerio.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=366&nav=0,2
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Ah, can you just answer one additional question:\n\nIs this to prevent your kids from accessing the sites?\n\nThere is software such as "NetNanny", "CyberPatrol" or "WebWatcher" that can prevent access to websites you dont want them to get access to, i personaly find it a challange to bypass such systems and therfore would recomend that you tell you kids that if they wish to use those sites then they do so outside of your house.\n\nAnnother option is if you have an operating system like Windows XP (VISTA has all the options you want, but is a terrible Operating System), you can install a program to monitor a certain account (to ensure they are not doing anything you dont want them to be doing, you can even log what emails they write).
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open internet explorer \ngo to Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Restricted site -> sites\nadd the site name and click on ok, then again click OK. \n\nall set and done.\n\nbut, if that person knows how to remove the site from restricted list, then he can still go.\n\nyou can also activate content advisor, which will block certain sites. \n\nlastly, you may have to install additional software.
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Your child simply reinstalled AOL and AIM.   \n\nIt is time to revoke internet use OR spend the time WATCHING your child while on-line.   Be sure to lay out the RULES carefully.
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Use Tor. It'll keep you annoymous online. (The web site will still show an IP, but it will be the wrong one.)\n\nhttp://tor.eff.org/
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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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What you have to do is go into your Internet options under tools and go to security and go to restricted sites and type in the address.That's a way to block some of them.Another way is by going to Internet options and then go to the content tab and click on the enable button on the Content Advisory.
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Yeah. Click on this link below. This will block him from going on porn sites. Its free too.
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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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I doubt there is any "Notice" you can put in that will stop them from installing games.\n\nThe best thing is to take away their admin rights on their PC's. That way, they will not be able to install the games in the first place.
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you may try "NetDog Internet Filter",it's a porn block, can help you prevent your kids from porn on the Internet
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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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Yup, he goes into the AOL server using an ordinary browser.   Probably www.aol.com and then login using his own ID.   He might have had to set this up beforehand; I don't know.\n\nBUT\n\nIf your son has set his AOL account to download his messages onto his own computer, then the ones he has already downloaded won't be there when he looks at the account on your computer - only the new ones will be there.\n\nYou could try to persuade him to ditch AOL; they're horrible.   They operate a "white list" so only if you're on the white list can you send email to him.   That tends to kill not just the spam but a reasonable number of good messages as well.  But hey ho.\n\nBTW i wonder how many people on Answers know what a Glesga Bhoy is?   Joke: how do you know when you're in Shotts?  when they're throwing snowballs at the Orange walk...
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Here is the good thing.... if this were your SON, he'd have wrecked your computer by now.   \n\nYou should have an anti-spyware solution on your computer. I recommend that you go to http://www.download.com and get AD-AWARE and SpyBot Search & Destory. Install, run, update and scan your computer with both programs.\n\nCheck your anti-virus program.   Get the updates and run a full scan.\n\nNow for your daughter's problem.   Here are some good resources: \n\nKids Get Net Wise\nGreat information about Internet Safety\nhttp://kids.getnetwise.org/\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!