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Computer monitoring
Greetings all.
I'm a father of one teenaged daughter, and another teeneager-to-be (not too soon, thank the Gods!) As with any household, the use of the computer has become quite an issue. Parental controls on my AOL account don't seem to be enough. She still manages to find her way to inappropriate material. Mostly at the urging of her friends (my daughter a bit of a follower). I've decided to go with computer monitoring/keylogging software to see what's happening on my computer. Anyone else have experience with any of these types of programs that could offer suggestions? As a parent, it kills me not to trust my own kid, but the need to keep her (and the rest of us) safe takes priority I think. Also, with monitoring software, I could be better informed in case I have to take further action. Advise? Opinions? Thanks. Greg |
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