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Quote from: TokenWhiteGuy on October 16, 2004, 02:32:16 PM
there are many programs that will not only log the keys your children type but also take screen shots ..do a search for parental control and child on-line safety. another thingĀ I have my kids chose a non-gender type name.
Tell your children NEVER to send pictures of themselves.
What I would do is go to the site when children aren't home and hang out...learn the acronyms,find out why others like the site.
Quote from: BadgeHelpBob on October 16, 2004, 01:37:33 PMWe would never let the kids have the pc in their bedrooms, it is in the hall where myself or wife constantly walk past! Would you have any idea of where i would be able to obtain these monitoring tools?
English,
I do believe you can get monitoring tools that record everything your children type. I don't know whether they will capture what others type to your children in an online game's chat box.
The single biggest thing you can do though is keep the computer in a public area, take a peek everytime you walk past, and regularly show an interest in what your kids are doing. You don't have to hover over them every second.
Just don't let them have the computer in the bedroom with the door closed and never show an interest. That's what gets kids into trouble.
Quote from: darkearthgoddess on October 16, 2004, 01:00:49 PMI can monitor site but not sure about chat.i dont wanna block the site tho cos it looks fun.....its just the chat element....but its also required for instructions.
isn't there a control thing where you can monitor the sites and chats?
Quote from: BadgeHelpBob on October 16, 2004, 12:51:01 PMits in the hallway, so i will supervise but at same time dont wanna spoil their fun lol. thanks Bob
Just make sure the computer is in a public area of your house where you can supervise and then supervise.