Dangers children face in the internet, and the solutions to these dangers.

Today, most children have access to internet. This comes thanks to the advance in technology but has risks involved. Did you know that:

St Petersburg, FL (prHWY.com) March 9, 2011 - Today, most children have access to internet. This comes thanks to the advance in technology but has risks involved. Did you know that:

* The average age when the children encounter pornography in the internet is 11.
* The age of the largest pornography consumer group in the internet is Between 12 to 17.
* 85% of children between the ages 6-16 encountered pornographic content intentionally or
unintentionally (most of them while preparing their homework).
* 25% of children between ages 9-17 will freely disclose their home address in the internet.
* 60% of children who committed suicide, declared their intentions online directly or indirectly.
* Only 25% of youngsters who received sexual solicitation told a parent.

If only they could read the online interactions of children.

Can we blame the parents? I'm sure most of them educated their children the best way they could, but it turns out that education alone does not suffice. Even a smart and responsible children can make wrong decisions that will bring tragic results.

Children today are very sophisticated and most of us parents don't have the knowledge to know what they are doing behind their closed doors in front of the computer.
Are they browsing to inappropriate web sites, are they downloading illegal content using P2P programs that will in the future result in lawsuits of thousands of dollars, what personal information they disclose about themselves, are they talking to adults, or maybe they meet them?

How can we deal with a danger we are not prepared for, and we don't have the knowledge for dealing with it? Is education alone sufficient?
Apparently not.

The easiest solution is to simply prevent our children from browsing the internet.
I'm sure most of you understand that this solution is not practical.
If we limit the use of internet, the child will access it somewhere else (e.g., at his or her friend's, school lab, library, etc).

This solution must also take into consideration the fact that the technical knowledge of our children
in operating the computer far surpasses ours.

The answer is "yes", the magical solution does exist and is within our reach, and its name is a Keylogger such as KeyLog Pro http://www.keylogpro.com

A Keylogger is invisible and easy-to-use surveillance software that allows you, the parent, to secretly track all activities from all computer users for a later view and even send the logs to your e-mail account.

A Keylogger logs all keystrokes and passwords that have been typed, all windows and
applications that have been launched, clipboard, chat conversations, all Web sites that have been visited, e-mails sent and received.

Despite all, not everything is perfect. This magical solution has only one drawback, which is called privacy. Does this solution harm the privacy of our children?
The answer is yes.
Can this solution potentially save the lives of our children?
The answer is yes.
What is more important? It is your decision to make

KeyLog Pro can be downloaded from: http://www.keylogpro.com

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