Parental Controls filetering sexual explicit material?
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I use this one on my teen's computer.  It's free and works great.\n\nhttp://www.k9webprotection.com/
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If you are concerned with a childs safety, then the best bet is to go to the parental controls of your ISP (internet service provider) and change the parental controls to block out chat rooms or websites that contain adult material.
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There are many sites for software that allows parents to restrict use of the computer on the internet.  A few of these are:\n\nhttp://www.cyberpatrol.com/\nhttp://www.netnanny.com/\nhttp://www.cybersitter.com/
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Have any users who are viewing adult content delete the history each time they sign off.  Or don't look at porn on the same computer your kids use.
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http://www.freeshield.com/\nhttp://www.sofotex.com/download/Security/Parental_Control/\n\nThese are free programs that you can use to block out sites.
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Absoultely nothing. If parents are afraid their children are being exposed to something questionable, then the parents should make a point of supervising their children whenever possible. It might not be a perfect plan, but it's better than censorship.
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trying to hide the porn history???
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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.
1170615
Does not matter little boy!The parental filter will still stop you from looking at dirty pictures!
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Consider parental control software. e.g. CyberPatrol, Net Nanny. I use McAfee's Internet Security Suite.
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providing that none of the porn is illegal in nature (underage, or unconsentually placed on said website).. this is entirely up to your host..\n\nmany site hosts such as angelfire, tripod.. etc.. have policies and because you are hosting on their server, have the right to shut down said website for violations.. \n\nread the terms of use on your host for further details.. \n\ni agree with the first response.. but since you asked a legitamate question i am giving you a legitamate answer.. and withholding my opinion..
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Yes -- \n\nthe first suggestion is to ONLY have one connection to the computer internet -- and that is in the common area of the home where the parent can view anything the child is on -- and GIVE the CHILD a time limit -- say, 30 mins to an hour depending on whether they have homework or a project due.  \n\nThe second suggestion is to set up your computer with passwords for your administrative account, and separate accounts for the children -- and I did this and set my children's (now adults and on their own) to under 10 yrs of age rating -- and this is because I KNEW that there were sites out there that their peers (other teenagers) were viewing that I, the PARENT, considered Dangerous, Stupid, Offensive, and could possibly endanger the WHOLE FAMILY -- and as a SINGLE PARENT (and long-term one) -- I, being the one paying the bills -- put MY foot down on this.  The rating meant that they could access reference programs, but could not access porno or other offensive content.
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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.
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Hi! Well, first of all, install parental control or something, so that you can block things you don't want your child to see! Try that! Good luck!
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Go Tools, then internet options.  Work on the security tab and content tabs.  If you have Nortons, it has a seperate Parental control tab.
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get parental controls for broadband but what  the kids watch is up to you
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I'm sorry, I'm not a pervert but I do know the answer to that question.\nIf you use Internet Explorer you must clean/delete/disable:\n-History(Tools->Internet Options->Clear History)\n-Temporary Files(Tools->Internet Options->Delete Files...)\n-Cookies(Tools->Internet Options->Delete Cookies...)\n-AutoComplete(Tools->Internet Options ->Content TAB->AutoComplete, uncheck all boxes)\n\nIn FireFox you can clean your personal data within two clicks:\nCtrl+Shift+Delete...\n\nOR You can enable Content Advisor (never used it though)\nOR you can try to stop your bro going there...\nOR you can try to stop your mom taking your computer of you.