How Do You Block Internet Sites From Children?
Knowing what and where your children are surfing on the Internet is a responsibility that falls to all parents and in-charge adults. A national survey conducted in 2005 by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children reports that over one-third of youth Internet users saw sexual material online that they did not want to see. Prevention is key when it comes to safety of children online. However, it proves difficult to control what children, especially older children, look at on the Internet without the aid of some software or device. These types of Internet-control software actively block websites and content you specify. Open the Internet Explorer browser. Click on “Internet Options” from the “Tools” menu. Click on the “Content” tab in the Internet Options box. Select “Enable” under the Content Advisor section to open the box for setting content controls and restricted websites. Click on the “Approved Sites” tab in the Content Advisor box. Type in the web address of the websi
