I need a recommendation as to what package/s would I use to keep my nine year old safe while on the Internet.
I am interested in securing certain protocols (chat, im, file-sharing etc)
I am wanting to keep the kid within non-adult browsing.
I only want to control the kids PC and no others in the house.
I have looked at DNS options but hat seems a little too extreme at this point!
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Keeping my kids safe!
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Keeping my kids safe!
by jshuford » Sat Jul 17, 2010 10:06 am
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Re: Keeping my kids safe!
by 2hot6ft2 » Sat Jul 17, 2010 1:31 pm
There is an abundance of info. in this thread on that topic.
HOWTO: Parental control. Now with GUI too! (updated version)
Don't let the date of it's creation throw you off it was updated 1 week ago.
Gnome Nanny looks pretty cool and has been recommended fairly often.
HOWTO: Parental control. Now with GUI too! (updated version)
Don't let the date of it's creation throw you off it was updated 1 week ago.
Gnome Nanny looks pretty cool and has been recommended fairly often.
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Re: Keeping my kids safe!
by Cell » Wed Jul 21, 2010 12:47 am
Only way kids are safe on the net are when they are using it in front of you. 
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Dfi lanparty ut rdx200cf-dr
amd athlon 64 fx55 oc 2.9
2xvisiontek x1600xt gamers ed.
3 gig kingston hyperx mem
hauppauge win tv go tuner
pinnacle ultimate hd hybrid usb tuner
1 western hd 100 gig drive
1 western hd 160 gig drive
1 western hd 5 gig drive
1 usb hd 150 gig
1 usb hd 1 terabyte
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PhatDebian 1.0
StonerEdition 2.0
Ultimate Edition 2.4 Gamer Ed.
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windows XP MCE remastered with Nlite
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Re: Keeping my kids safe!
by jshuford » Wed Jul 21, 2010 6:21 am
Thank you...
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Re: Keeping my kids safe!
by Admin-Amir » Wed Jul 21, 2010 6:40 am
Hello jshuford.
The best way to protect your Kids is to use the plug in for Firefox by the name of - "WOT" ,
and configure it to max protection.
This will close the window with big worming on the screen that will say the site can hart your machine.
The best way to protect your Kids is to use the plug in for Firefox by the name of - "WOT" ,
and configure it to max protection.
This will close the window with big worming on the screen that will say the site can hart your machine.
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Re: Keeping my kids safe!
by DaringSoule » Wed Jul 21, 2010 11:53 pm
some add-ons for fire fox are Zoodles , Fox Filter, kidzui
also use the google search engine at http://www.squirrelnet.com/search/Google_SafeSearch.asp
Ultimate jr will be a reality soon.. u can follow us at http://sites.google.com/site/ue4kids/ and viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4652
also use the google search engine at http://www.squirrelnet.com/search/Google_SafeSearch.asp
Ultimate jr will be a reality soon.. u can follow us at http://sites.google.com/site/ue4kids/ and viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4652
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