INTERNET SAFETY SOLUTIONS
Internet Safety Solutions Thanks to Adam Moore for his presentation about the dangers of pornography. It was awesome to listen to what he had to say. He’s a great presenter and allowed the audience to interact with him and ask questions.
Below are different services that offer content/time management solutions and how to implement them. if you have any questions please contact us.
Open DNS
Open DNS (opendns.com) is a content management service. That is easy to implement and is managed with one admin login. It can be used on individual devices or on your wifi router to filter content of anyone connected to your internet.
Net Nanny
Net Nanny is a paid service that offers a lot of protection, and can be installed on all types of electronics from computers to tablets to phones. You’ll be protected no matter where the device goes.
In addtion to offering content filters and time management solutions it also includes some other options. You can set social media settings to be notified of social media activity on one of your accounts. Also, you can have net nanny manage the account so no one in the family knows the admin password
DD-WRT
DD-WRT is software installed on your router, to control internet usage
It’s strong point is being able to control how long each device is allowed to access the internet. This software can be installed on most linksys type routers or you can purchase a buffalo brand router which comes pre-installed with dd-wrt software
Microsoft Family Safety
Keeping children safe online is a top priority for parents. With so many digital threats, from cyberbullying to inappropriate content, having the right tools and strategies in place is essential.
Microsoft Family Safety is really a complete tool to protect any number of Windows computers or tablets. You can have one or multiple admin accounts to control content and time limits on the internet for the other accounts. Kids’ accounts are easy to customize and allow them to request access to other sites. Parent accounts are notified of activity and site requests through email.
Beyond Microsoft Family Safety, parents can implement additional measures for online security. Setting up parental controls on devices, enabling safe search options, and monitoring social media activity are effective ways to ensure a secure browsing experience. Encouraging open communication with children about online dangers, such as phishing scams and online predators, helps them make safer choices.
Using strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and secure networks adds another layer of protection. Teaching kids about digital responsibility, including how to recognize suspicious links or messages, further enhances their safety.
By combining parental controls with proactive discussions, parents can create a safer online environment for their children while allowing them to explore the digital world responsibly.