Parent Guide to Online Safety and Internet Abuse can help you:
- Filter harmful websites and newsgroups.
- Restrict Internet time to a predetermined schedule.
- Decide which programs can have internet access.
- Block e-mails, online chats, instant messages and P2P connections with inappropriate words.
- Limit the amount of data that can be sent or received to/from your computer.
- Set different levels of restrictions for every member of your family depending on their maturity, interest, habits, and parental control needs.
- Get detailed Internet activity logs.
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