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Originally Posted by Incognitas
AS long as the PC in in view at all times to you when you son is online I think you will have few problems.Those come when a child is given free access in the depths of a bedroom and with parents who take no interest in what the child is doing for themselves.
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Agree Coggy.
I see two options: make it clear that porn and violence are not be viewed and trust him; or supervise his use of the Internet (i.e. don't trust him).
It's a sad world where technology replaces humanity. We're well on the way to a complete loss of trust and no face-to-face communication. Example - few people are employed these days because their manager felt they were right for the job. Applicants have to fill in forms, write an essay on what flavour soup they are (which is later analysed by a series of experts looking at everything from content to how long the tail on the y is), complete various timed tests and group exercises, and take a series of interviews, the questions having been carefully determined well in advance.
We're all doomed.
End rant
