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MyWeb
By MyWeb LLC
Available since September 2002
The makers of MyWeb, MyWeb LLC, described their product as: the first ever fully animated browser with a 'smart filter.' The filter blocks access to material that you don't want your kids accessing. It also has a spam-proof email account, educational tools, and a 'kid friendly' internet radio station.
MyWeb is a product that:
- Limits the total number of hours or the time of day that your children may be online.
- Prevents the display of most sexually explicit material.
- Prevents the display of most graphically violent material.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating hate groups and their messages.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating illegal activity, such as drug use, bomb making, or underage drinking and gambling.
- Prevents the display of other categories of material.
- Is an Internet browser specially designed for younger users.
- Monitors the use of your computer or the access your children have to the Internet.
MyWeb is available for these platforms:
-
Windows 95,
Windows 98,
Windows ME
-
Windows NT,
Windows 2000
- Windows XP
MyWeb can be password protected and does support multiple users.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: http://www.myweb.com
Time Limiting
When MyWeb is installed on your computer to limit the time spent on the computer or on the Internet,
- A warning will not flash on the screen when the user's time is almost up.
- The program will limit the total amount of time spent online.
- You can set the program to only allow Internet access during certain
periods of time.
MyWeb
limits all computer use.
Filtering
There are many different types of filtering products. To begin with,
some products are installed on your own computer at home
(client-side), while others are installed on the larger computers at
your Internet service provider (server-side). MyWeb
is client-based.
MyWeb can control
access to web pages,
the use of email,
access to chat rooms,
the movement of files in and out of your computer (FTP),
access to instant messaging, and
access to Peer to Peer networks.
Different filtering tools set up their standards of what material
should or should not be filtered in different ways. With MyWeb,
- You will be able to choose from pre-set categories what material you
want to be filtered.
- You will be able to permanently edit the company's list of material
to be filtered.
- You will be able to completely override the company's list of
material to be filtered.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
using the company's list as a starter.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
starting from scratch.
You may also want to review the lists of keywords or web pages, or the
criteria that the tool company uses to arrive at those lists. With
MyWeb, you can review
the list of keywords,
the list of filtered URL's (web page addresses), and
the company's criteria for filtering a web page.
There are several technologies for determining which sites should be
blocked and which should be permitted. Each of them has important
strengths, but none of them is perfect. MyWeb uses the following:
- the web page address (URL)
- A list of keywords
- A list of keywords combined with an analysis of the context in which they appear
Some filtering tools allow you to control access in a number of different categories. MyWeb offers these categories: sexually explicit material, graphic violence, gambling, and hate groups.
Browsers for Kids
MyWeb is a kids' browser designed for all ages. By definition, kids' browsers make determinations of what content is appropriate for kids.
You may wish to review the ways in which it makes
those decisions. With MyWeb,
- You can review the list of keywords.
- You can review the list of blocked URL's (web page addresses).
- You can review the company's criteria for blocking a web page.
There are several technologies for determining which sites should be
blocked and which should be permitted. Each of them has important
strengths, but none of them are perfect. MyWeb uses the following:
- the web page address (URL)
- A list of keywords.
- A list of keywords combined with an analysis of the context in which they appear.
Some kids' browsers allow you to control access in a number of different categories. MyWeb offers these categories: sexually explicit material, graphic violence, gambling and hate groups.
Monitoring
MyWeb is designed to help you keep an eye on what your computer is being used for, even when you can't be there in person. With it
installed on your system, you can review
your children's email,
your children's online chat,
the web sites your children have visited, and
your children's instant messaging sessions.
The program will not operate without the child's knowledge.
The program can be used alongside a filtering or blocking tool.
The program can be set up to warn children when they attempt to access
inappropriate material.
April 7, 2003
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Version 2.0
By SoftwareTime
Available since November 2004
The makers of ComputerTime, SoftwareTime, described their product as: ComputerTime allows parents to set time limits to ensure the computer is used in moderation and to ensure that kids are online when parents are around. It features easy to use and flexible limit settings. Time Tokens can be created for rewarding kids with extra time.
ComputerTime is a product that:
- Limits the total number of hours or the time of day that your children may be online.
- Enforces healthy limits on computer use.
ComputerTime is available for these platforms:
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Windows ME
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Windows 2000
- Windows XP
- Windows Vista
ComputerTime can be password protected. It does support multiple users.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: www.SoftwareTime.com
Time Limiting
ComputerTime will restrict the time a user can access:
Internet access of all kinds
ComputerTime allows the administrator to control:
- Total # of hours spent online per day
- Times during the day which access is permitted
- Can also limit by week, month, as well as "session limits" with breaks. There is also a Time Token mechanism that allows time to be given as a reward.
A warning will flash on the screen when the user's time is almost up.
General Tool Information
Updates
ComputerTime does have regular updates to the product.
These updates do NOT carry an additional cost.
Customization
ComputerTime can be password protected.
ComputerTime does support multiple users.
Tech Support
ComputerTime tech support is available via:
- Phone
- Email
- Online Knowledge Base
April 2008
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PC Tattletale
Version v.7.9
By Parental Control Products LLC
Available since April 2004
The makers of PC Tattletale, Parental Control Products LLC, described their product as: PC Tattletale is an all-in-one suite of Parental Controls & Internet Monitoring software. It records: Web sites visited, screen shots, inbound and outbound e-mail, chats, instant messages, keystrokes, and programs used. Additionally, it also offers URL specific Web filtering and keyword blocking and operates invisibly when in stealth mode.
PC Tattletale is a product that:
- Monitors the use of your computer or the access your children have to the Internet.
PC Tattletale is available for these platforms:
-
Windows ME
-
Windows NT,
Windows 2000
- Windows XP
PC Tattletale can be password protected. It does support multiple users.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: www.pctattletale.com
Filtering
There are many different types of filtering products. To begin with,
some products are installed on your own computer at home
(client-side), while others are installed on the larger computers at
your Internet service provider (server-side). PC TattletaleXXCHOOSE1OFTHESE3XX
is client-based.
PC Tattletale can control
access to web pages.
Different filtering tools set up their standards of what material
should or should not be filtered in different ways. With PC Tattletale,
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
starting from scratch.
There are several technologies for determining which sites should be
blocked and which should be permitted. Each of them has important
strengths, but none of them is perfect. PC Tattletale uses the following:
Monitoring
PC Tattletale is designed to help you keep an eye on what your computer is being used for, even when you can't be there in person. With it
installed on your system, you can review
your children's email,
your children's online chat,
the web sites your children have visited,
your children's instant messaging sessions,
your children's offline computer use.
The program will operate without the child's knowledge.
The program can be used alongside a filtering or blocking tool.
September 28, 2006
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Safe Student Email and Blogs
By Gaggle.Net, Inc.
Available since 1999
Safe Student Email and Blogs is available for these platforms:
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Macintosh OS 9,
Macintosh OS X
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Windows Vista
Windows ME
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Windows NT,
Windows 2000
- Windows XP
- Linux
- OS-independent
The makers of Safe Student Email and Blogs, Gaggle.Net, Inc., described their product as: Gaggle.net provides safe, student email accounts, blogging tools, message boards, chat rooms and digital lockers designed specifically for the needs students and teachers. All email and blogs are monitored for inappropriate text and pornographic images with questionable content routed to a teacher or administrator for review.
Safe Student Email and Blogs is a product that:
- Prevents the display of most sexually explicit material.
- Prevents the display of most graphically violent material.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating hate groups and their messages.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating illegal activity, such as drug use, bomb making, or underage drinking and gambling.
- Prevents selected personal information from being transmitted from your computer.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: http://www.gaggle.net
Blocking Outgoing Information
When Safe Student Email and Blogs is running on your system,
- You can permit your children to send email only to a pre-approved list
of recipients.
Filtering
There are many different types of filtering products. To begin with,
some products are installed on your own computer at home
(client-side), while others are installed on the larger computers at
your Internet service provider (server-side). Safe Student Email and Blogs
is server-based. It is available for home use.
Safe Student Email and Blogs can control
the use of email,
access to chat rooms.
Different filtering tools set up their standards of what material
should or should not be filtered in different ways. With Safe Student Email and Blogs,
- You will be able to choose from pre-set categories what material you
want to be filtered.
- You will be able to permanently edit the company's list of material
to be filtered.
- You will be able to completely override the company's list of
material to be filtered.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
using the company's list as a starter.
You may also want to review the lists of keywords or web pages, or the
criteria that the tool company uses to arrive at those lists. With
Safe Student Email and Blogs, you can review
the list of keywords,
the list of filtered URL's (web page addresses),
the company's criteria for filtering a web page.
There are several technologies for determining which sites should be
blocked and which should be permitted. Each of them has important
strengths, but none of them is perfect. Safe Student Email and Blogs uses the following:
- PICS ratings (an independent rating system)
- the web page address (URL)
- Human review of web sites
- A list of keywords
- Anti-Pornography Scanner for analyzing pictures. The system can tell the difference between kids in bathing suits and offensive images.
Some filtering tools allow you to control access in a number of different categories. Safe Student Email and Blogs offers these categories:
- Sexually explicit material
- Graphic Violence
- Gambling
- Pornographic images
General Tool Information
Updates
Safe Student Email and Blogs does have regular updates to the product.
These updates do NOT carry an additional cost.
Customization
Safe Student Email and Blogs can be password protected.
Safe Student Email and Blogs does support multiple users.
Tech Support
Safe Student Email and Blogs tech support is available via:
- Phone
- Email
- Online Knowledge Base
Language
Safe Student Email and Blogs is available in Spanish.
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Integard
Version 1.4
By Race River Corporation Pty Ltd
Available since December 2006
Integard is available for these platforms:
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Windows Vista,
Windows ME
-
Windows 98,
Windows 2000
- Windows XP
The makers of Integard, Race River Corporation Pty Ltd, described their product as: Integard is an advanced internet filter yet easy to install and customise. It blocks adult content and other undesirable websites, monitors chat, limits time on the internet and supports multiple user profiles. It provides state of the art blocking accuracy through dynamic page analysis and a continuously updated blacklist.
Integard is a product that:
- Limits the total number of hours or the time of day that your children may be online.
- Monitors the use of your computer or the access your children have to the Internet.
- Prevents or blocks selected personal information from being transmitted from your computer.
- Prevents the display of most sexually explicit material.
- Prevents the display of most graphically violent material.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating hate groups and their messages.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating illegal activity, such as drug use, bomb making, or underage drinking and gambling.
- Prevents the display of other categories of material.
- Provides other child safety features including: Chat conversation analysis,
Monitors chat conversations looking for suspicious conversations and notifying the parents for further investigation. It looks for anything that could indicate a predator grooming a child, signs of bullying or depression or an interest in suicide
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit the Race River web site: http://www.raceriver.com
Time Limiting
Integard will restrict the time a user can access:
- Internet access of all kinds
Integard allows the administrator to control:
- Total # of hours spent online per day
- Times during the day which access is permitted
- Other
A warning will NOT flash on the screen when the user's time is almost up.
Monitoring
Integard is designed to help you keep an eye on what your computer is being used for, even when you can't be there in person. With it installed on your system, you can review
your children's email,
your children's online chat,
the web sites your children have visited,
your children's instant messaging sessions.
Integard functions by
analyzing TCP/IP packets moving in and out of the computer.
This program runs in the system background at all times.
The program will operate without the child's knowledge.
The program can be set up to warn children when they attempt to access
inappropriate material.
Blocking Outgoing Information
When Integard is running on your system,
- You can prevent your children from using email.
- You can prevent your children from using chat rooms online.
- You can prevent your children from using instant messaging.
Filtering
There are many different types of filtering products. To begin with,
some products are installed on your own computer at home
(client-side), while others are installed on the larger computers at
your Internet service provider (server-side). Integard
is client-based.
Integard can control
access to web pages,
the use of email,
access to chat rooms,
the movement of files in and out of your computer (FTP),
access to newsgroups (Usenet),
access to instant messaging,
access to Peer to Peer networks,
access to other Internet capabilities.
Different filtering tools set up their standards of what material
should or should not be filtered in different ways. With Integard,
- You will be able to choose from pre-set categories what material you
want to be filtered.
- You will be able to permanently edit the company's list of material
to be filtered.
- You will be able to completely override the company's list of
material to be filtered.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
using the company's list as a starter.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
starting from scratch.
You CANNOT review the list of keywords, the list of filtered URL's (web page addresses), nor the company's criteria for filtering a web page.
There are several technologies for determining which sites should be
blocked and which should be permitted. Each of them has important
strengths, but none of them is perfect. Integard uses the following:
- the web page address (URL)
- Human review of web sites
- A list of keywords
- A list of keywords combined with an analysis of the context in which they appear
- Some other technology
Some filtering tools allow you to control access in a number of different categories. Integard offers these categories:
Adult Content, Naturalism, Intolerance, Obscene / Morbid, Violence, Drugs, Illegal activities, Gambling, Filter circumvention, Weapons, Cults, Adult Discussion, Hacking, Alcohol/Smoking, Personal and Dating, Lingerie and Swimsuits, Sex Education, Financial, Chat sites, Employment / Jobs, Inappropriate language, Web Email, Entertainment, News, Education, Kid sites, Computers / Internet, Search Engines, Software downloads, Computer Games
General Tool Information
Updates
Integard does have regular updates to the product.
These updates do NOT carry an additional cost.
Customization
Integard can be password protected.
Integard does support multiple users.
Tech Support
Integard tech support is available via:
- Phone
- Email
- Online Knowledge Base
- Other
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KidGrid
By R. Lee Heath
Available since 1998
The makers of KidGrid, R. Lee Heath, described their product as: KidGrid is an index of the most popular and safe established links for children. The index is organized in colorful easy-to-navigate folders and Web site links whose organization is based on the Dewer decimal library index system. Search functions are intergrated from the most popular safe-search systems for children.
KidGrid is a product that:
- Is a search engine containing only age-appropriate content.
KidGrid is available for these platforms:
-
Macintosh OS 9,
Macintosh OS X
- Windows 3.1
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Windows 95,
Windows 98,
Windows ME
-
Windows NT,
Windows 2000
- Windows XP
- Linux
- OS-independent
KidGrid can not be password protected. It does support multiple users.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: http://www.kidgrid.com
Kids' Search Engines
KidGrid is a kids' search engine designed for all ages. It limits search results to sites deemed appropriate for kids. you may wish to review the ways in which such decisions are made. With
KidGrid,
- You can review the list of blocked URL's (web page addresses).
- You can review the company's criteria for blocking a web page.
- You can not review the list of keywords.
There are several technologies for determining which sites should be
blocked and which should be permitted. Each of them has important
strengths, but none of them are perfect. KidGrid uses the following:
- the web page address (URL)
- Human review of web sites
April 8, 2003
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Cyber Sentinel
Version 3.0
By Security Software Systems, Inc.
Available since 1997
Cyber Sentinel is available for these platforms:
- Windows ME
- Windows NT
- Windows 2000
- Windows Vista
- Windows XP
The makers of Cyber Sentinel, Security Software Systems, Inc., described their product as: Cyber Sentinel is a product designed to protect children from inappropriate on-line content including sexually explicit, pornographic, and predatory material. Cyber Sentinel is designed to prevent sexual predators from contacting children in Internet chat rooms, through instant messaging and via e-mail. Cyber Sentinel is the only product that works effectively for all on-line and off-line sessions.
Cyber Sentinel is a product that:
- Limits the total number of hours or the time of day that your children may be online.
- Monitors the use of your computer or the access your children have to the Internet.
- Prevents the display of most sexually explicit material.
- Prevents the display of most graphically violent material.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating hate groups and their messages.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating illegal activity, such as drug use, bomb making, or underage drinking and gambling.
- Prevents selected personal information from being transmitted from your computer.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: www.securitysoft.com
Time Limiting
Cyber Sentinel allows the administrator to control:
- Times during the day which access is permitted
Cyber Sentinel will restrict the time a user can access:
- Internet access of all kinds
A warning will NOT flash on the screen when the user's time is almost up.
Monitoring
Cyber Sentinel is designed to help you keep an eye on what your computer is being used for, even when you can't be there in person. With it installed on your system, you can review your children's email,
your children's online chat,
the web sites your children have visited,
your children's instant messaging sessions, and
your children's offline computer use.
Cyber Sentinel functions by
taking screen shots of the computer desktop at predetermined intervals,
and
analyzing TCP/IP packets moving in and out of the computer.
This program runs in the system background at all times.
The program will operate without the child's knowledge.
The program can be used alongside a filtering or blocking tool.
The program can be set up to warn children when they attempt to access
inappropriate material.
Blocking Outgoing Information
When Cyber Sentinel is running on your system,
- You can NOT prevent your children from using email.
- You can NOT permit your children to send email only to a pre-approved list
of recipients.
- You can prevent your children from using chat rooms online.
- You can prevent your children from using instant messaging.
- You can edit out the transmission of specific kinds of information, like
your address, telephone number, or credit card number.
Filtering
There are many different types of filtering products. To begin with,
some products are installed on your own computer at home
(client-side), while others are installed on the larger computers at
your Internet service provider (server-side). Cyber Sentinel
is client-based.
Cyber Sentinel can control
access to web pages,
the use of email,
access to chat rooms,
the movement of files in and out of your computer (FTP),
access to newsgroups (Usenet),
access to instant messaging,
access to Peer to Peer networks,
access to other Internet capabilities.
Different filtering tools set up their standards of what material
should or should not be filtered in different ways. With Cyber Sentinel,
- The company alone will decide what material will be filtered.
- You will be able to permanently edit the company's list of material
to be filtered.
- You will be able to completely override the company's list of
material to be filtered.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
using the company's list as a starter.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
starting from scratch.
You may also want to review the lists of keywords or web pages, or the
criteria that the tool company uses to arrive at those lists. With
Cyber Sentinel, you can review
the list of filtered URL's (web page addresses).
There are several technologies for determining which sites should be
blocked and which should be permitted. Each of them has important
strengths, but none of them is perfect. Cyber Sentinel uses the following:
- the web page address (URL)
- Human review of web sites
- A list of keywords
- A list of keywords combined with an analysis of the context in which they appear
- Some other technology
General Tool Information
Updates
Cyber Sentinel has regular updates to the product.
These updates do NOT carry an additional cost.
Customization
Cyber Sentinel can be password protected.
Cyber Sentinel does support multiple users.
Tech Support
Cyber Sentinel tech support is available via:
- Phone
- Email
- IM/Chat
- Online Knowledge Base
- Other
October 2007
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ENUFF
By Akrontech
Available since 1998
The makers of ENUFF, Akrontech, described their product as: ENUFF is available over the Internet, in stores, and directly from Akrontech. Users can try it for free for 30 days befoore purchasing. The software can be downloaded from our website and the program contains complete details on how to order/register the product.
ENUFF is a product that:
- Limits the total number of hours or the time of day that your children may be online.
ENUFF is available for these platforms:
-
Windows 95,
Windows 98,
Windows ME
-
Windows 2000
- Windows XP
ENUFF can be password protected. It does support multiple users.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: http://www.akrontech.com/
Time Limiting
When ENUFF is installed on your computer to limit the time spent on the computer or on the Internet,
- A warning will flash on the screen when the user's time is almost up.
- The program will limit the total amount of time spent online.
- You can set the program to only allow Internet access during certain
periods of time.
ENUFF
limits access to certain software products (e.g. Web browsers, email programs).
Internet use of all kinds,
and all computer use.
June 3, 2003
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WebBlock
Version 1.0
By AB Software
Available since February 2003
The makers of WebBlock, AB Software, described their product as: a service that applies a rating to Web sites. It allows users to select rated sites to view or reject.
WebBlock is a product that:
- Prevents the display of most sexually explicit material.
- Prevents the display of most graphically violent material.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating hate groups and their messages.
- Prevents the display of most material advocating illegal activity, such as drug use, bomb making, or underage drinking and gambling.
- Prevents the display of other categories of material.
- Monitors the use of your computer or the access your children have to the Internet.
WebBlock is available for these platforms:
-
Windows 95,
Windows 98,
Windows ME
-
Windows NT,
Windows 2000
- Windows XP
WebBlock can be password protected and does support multiple users.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: http://www.webblock.net
Filtering
There are many different types of filtering products. To begin with,
some products are installed on your own computer at home
(client-side), while others are installed on the larger computers at
your Internet service provider (server-side). WebBlock
is both client-based and server-based. It is available for home use.
WebBlock can control
access to web pages,
access to chat rooms, and
access to newsgroups (Usenet).
Different filtering tools set up their standards of what material
should or should not be filtered in different ways. With WebBlock,
- You will be able to choose from pre-set categories what material you
want to be filtered.
- You will be able to permanently edit the company's list of material
to be filtered.
- You will be able to completely override the company's list of
material to be filtered.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
using the company's list as a starter.
- You will be able to develop your own list of material to be filtered,
starting from scratch.
You may also want to review the lists of keywords or web pages, or the
criteria that the tool company uses to arrive at those lists. With
WebBlock, you can review
the list of filtered URL's (web page addresses) and
the company's criteria for filtering a web page.
There are several technologies for determining which sites should be
blocked and which should be permitted. Each of them has important
strengths, but none of them is perfect. WebBlock uses the following:
- the web page address (URL)
- Human review of web sites
- WebBlock classified ratings
Some filtering tools allow you to control access in a number of different categories. WebBlock offers these categories: auction sites, chat rooms, dating sites, employment sites, gambling sites, hate sites, illegal sites, kids, news group, age 17 and older, search engines, and xrated sites.
Monitoring
WebBlock is designed to help you keep an eye on what your computer is being used for, even when you can't be there in person. With it
installed on your system, you can review
the web sites your children have visited.
The program will operate without the child's knowledge.
The program can be used alongside a filtering or blocking tool.
The program can be set up to warn children when they attempt to access
inappropriate material.
April 14, 2003
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ModemLockDown
Version 4.10
By TechcoNZ Ltd
Available since March 25, 2004
ModemLockDown is available for these platforms:
The makers of ModemLockDown TechcoNZ Ltd., described their product as: ModemLockDown automatically disables Internet use until a supervisor or parent is present to grant access. You can pre-allocate automatic one-hour access blocks for individual users or permit access with limited or unrestricted time. Dialup modems are locked to halt malicious dialling. This can occur automatically when you disconnect your session.
ModemLockDown is a product that:
- Limits the total number of hours or the time of day that your children may be online.
- Prevents selected personal information from being transmitted from your computer.
For more information about this tool, including how to purchase or use it, visit its web site: http://www.modemlockdown.com
Time Limiting
ModemLockDown allows the administrator to control:
- Times during the day which access is permitted
ModemLockDown will restrict the time a user can access:
- Internet access of all kinds
A warning will flash on the screen when the user's time is almost up.
Automatic locks overridable with password by supervisor or parent. Access sessions can also be time limited.
Blocking Outgoing Information
When ModemLockDown is running on your system,
- You can prevent your children from using email.
- You can NOT permit your children to send email only to a pre-approved list
of recipients.
- You can prevent your children from using chat rooms online.
- You can prevent your children from using instant messaging.
- You can NOT edit out the transmission of specific kinds of information, like
your address, telephone number, or credit card number.
General Tool Information
Updates
ModemLockDown does have regular updates to the product.
These updates do NOT carry an additional cost.
Customization
ModemLockDown can be password protected.
ModemLockDown supports multiple users.
Tech Support
ModemLockDown tech support is available via:
October 2007
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