When I write about parental controls on browsers and email accounts, I am hesitant to endorse it all as the best route for parents to take to protect their kids.
Online predators can infect your computer with viruses, they want to steal your personal information and possibly your identity, and they may even want to harm the people who use your computer.
There are several ways to learn what websites your child has visited and what he or she has downloaded from the Internet. Here are suggestions to help you review Internet activities on your computer without purchasing a software monitoring program.
The rules may have changed with the Internet, but you are still the one making them. i-SAFE America has developed this list of tips to protect your children.
Evan Skinner wanted to make sure her teens were staying safe on the Web. But her efforts did more to alienate her teens at a time when parent/teen alienation is ripe for the taking.