Protect Your Children From Adult Content Online - The Utility That Blocks All Adult Content
While the internet is a vast source of knowledge for many, hidden dangers lurk in the shadows.
One such danger that has gained significant traffic since its introduction is online adult content.
Such content is readily available to minors and sometimes minors can even be exposed to it through computer viruses or browser hijacks.
We have an obligation to protect children from such content and, as such, require a software program built just for this purpose.
Around a month ago a father I know quite well had some 6th grade boys over to work on a class project with his son.
The project was a reenactment of a Shakespeare play I had once read back when I was in school.
Anyways, the boys had to do some research on the internet before they filmed, innocent enough, right? Well, my friend was walking by his son's room about 45 minutes into the project when he heard giggling.
Curious, he walked into the room, however, by the time he got over to the display everything was back to normal.
He asked what the fuss was about, however, they played it off as a joke someone had told.
My friend, fairly tech savvy and not at all satisfied with the response later checked the computer's temporary internet files and what he found was disturbing.
Not only had the boys downloaded some pornographic videos but had also been viewing explicit images.
The most shocking part was that my friend had a firewall installed to prevent this from occurring, however, these sites had slipped through.
Annoyed with what went on, my friend vowed to find a new program that would once and for all remove the threat of pornography from his home.
He stumbled upon a program built by a concerned parent for other concerned parents and decided to try it out.
He was so happy with the results that he shared the name with me and I too bought it.
I have yet to fool the program and it offers me real peace of mind when my daughter is surfing the web.
One such danger that has gained significant traffic since its introduction is online adult content.
Such content is readily available to minors and sometimes minors can even be exposed to it through computer viruses or browser hijacks.
We have an obligation to protect children from such content and, as such, require a software program built just for this purpose.
Around a month ago a father I know quite well had some 6th grade boys over to work on a class project with his son.
The project was a reenactment of a Shakespeare play I had once read back when I was in school.
Anyways, the boys had to do some research on the internet before they filmed, innocent enough, right? Well, my friend was walking by his son's room about 45 minutes into the project when he heard giggling.
Curious, he walked into the room, however, by the time he got over to the display everything was back to normal.
He asked what the fuss was about, however, they played it off as a joke someone had told.
My friend, fairly tech savvy and not at all satisfied with the response later checked the computer's temporary internet files and what he found was disturbing.
Not only had the boys downloaded some pornographic videos but had also been viewing explicit images.
The most shocking part was that my friend had a firewall installed to prevent this from occurring, however, these sites had slipped through.
Annoyed with what went on, my friend vowed to find a new program that would once and for all remove the threat of pornography from his home.
He stumbled upon a program built by a concerned parent for other concerned parents and decided to try it out.
He was so happy with the results that he shared the name with me and I too bought it.
I have yet to fool the program and it offers me real peace of mind when my daughter is surfing the web.