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Very Annoyed
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Safe surfing software

Help please. My kids are now getting to an age when I need to make sure they don't see any nasties on their pcs. Could someone reccommend a cheap/free software package to stop them seeing sites that they shouldn't. I know google has safe search facilities but I think it's time for more protection.

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Mon Jan 15 2007 1:27pm

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Try NetNanny - I've heard good reports of that. I think you can download an eval from their site.... www.netnanny.com.

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Mon Jan 15 2007 1:37pm

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Or Cybersitter - which I notice has free updates after one initial payment.

http://www.cybersitter.com/

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Mon Jan 15 2007 1:41pm

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Re: Safe surfing software

Very Annoyed wrote:
Help please. My kids are now getting to an age when I need to make sure they don't see any nasties on their pcs. Could someone reccommend a cheap/free software package to stop them seeing sites that they shouldn't. I know google has safe search facilities but I think it's time for more protection.

Thanks

Make sure you clear your browsing history VA that will help

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Mon Jan 15 2007 5:25pm

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They have their own pcs I'm on a MAc! 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
2009 Alaska TDV8 - Gone and much missed.

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Mon Jan 15 2007 5:29pm

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Phew, thats a good job some of my Previous cars
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Audi R8 V10 Spyder
AC Cobra
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Mon Jan 15 2007 5:39pm

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Re: Safe surfing software

Very Annoyed wrote:
Help please. My kids are now getting to an age when I need to make sure they don't see any nasties on their PCs. Could someone recommend a cheap/free software package to stop them seeing sites that they shouldn't. I know Google has safe search facilities but I think it's time for more protection.

Thanks

More like your kid's need something to keep you safe

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Mon Jan 15 2007 5:55pm

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VA, I've just googled "parental control software" and got 1,640,000 hits! Here's a link to a website where they review a few of them:
http://www.monitoringsoftwarereviews.org/?...EAod93RDFg

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