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Originally Posted by RizzyKing
Stuart thats all well and good for you and me and many others on this forum who know what we are doing but there are 10's of thousands of parents that simply do not have a clue how the net works much less be able to install and setup parental control software. I always setup parental control software on my kids pc's and block content i am not happy with them viewing and even on here i have been told i am a lousy parent for doing that so it is a bit of a can't win situation for parents.
I would welcome some sort of scheme where i could simply enter the ip address of my kids pc's along with their age and the isp has software in place to prevent them viewing which if done that way any parent with a little guide would be able to do as well. It is a good idea but as always the measure of this is in the implementation and enforcement and if past initiatives are anything to go by once this loses it's media value the idea will just be quietly forgotten.
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how many kids you know have there own IP address?
A simple user account control update (would require an update from MSHQ) could be implemented to block any sites that they are not old enough for . I see no other way for this to be effective