Child filter

[Nate Harel]

Hi all,

Not quite sure where to post this sort of request, so apologies if this is
not appropriate.

I need to install a filter on a client's home machine that has a 9 year old
boy who surfs the Net and reaches into pornographic sites. The parents do
not want to disable the Net access, but want to have some control over what
sites he can get to.

Can anyone suggest some products that have a certain amount of filter
control?


Thanks

Nate

[Nicholas]

Purchase and install Norton Internet Security 2003
http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/

-- Includes Norton AntiVirus 2003
-- Includes Norton Personal Firewall
-- Includes prevention of annoying web pop-ups
-- Includes Parental Controls
-- All in one, easy-to-install package


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Nicholas

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| Hi all,
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| Not quite sure where to post this sort of request, so apologies if =
this is
| not appropriate.
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| I need to install a filter on a client's home machine that has a 9 =
year old
| boy who surfs the Net and reaches into pornographic sites. The parents =
do
| not want to disable the Net access, but want to have some control over =
what
| sites he can get to.
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| Can anyone suggest some products that have a certain amount of filter
| control?
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| Thanks
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| Nate
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[Dan DeStefano]

you can also use internet explorer's built-in filter, called "content
advisor". this is accessed via the internet properties page, on the
'content' tab. for more info, type in "content advisor" in internet explorer
help.

Dan DeStefano


"Nate Harel" > wrote in message
...
> Hi all,
>
> Not quite sure where to post this sort of request, so apologies if this is
> not appropriate.
>
> I need to install a filter on a client's home machine that has a 9 year
old
> boy who surfs the Net and reaches into pornographic sites. The parents do
> not want to disable the Net access, but want to have some control over
what
> sites he can get to.
>
> Can anyone suggest some products that have a certain amount of filter
> control?
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Nate
>
>

[Fred]

On Mon, 28 Apr 2003 20:20:30 GMT, "Nate Harel" > wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>Not quite sure where to post this sort of request, so apologies if this is
>not appropriate.
>
>I need to install a filter on a client's home machine that has a 9 year old
>boy who surfs the Net and reaches into pornographic sites. The parents do
>not want to disable the Net access, but want to have some control over what
>sites he can get to.
>
>Can anyone suggest some products that have a certain amount of filter
>control?

Visit www.peacefire.org to see how the filters work. The parents
should be informed about what sites these filters prevent access to
based on political views. Short example - NOW, Catholic Charities,
pro-abortion sites, anti-abortion sites.

Liberal parents might feel more comfortable with some packages, while
conservative parents would feel more comfortable with others.

None work even close to 100%. All block legitimate sites such as mayo
clinic and university health departments due to words such as breast.