Does this picture remind you of any recent customer service experiences?
Globalization has claimed many casualties, and customer service is often among the dead or dying in global business. That’s why we have focused on customer service here at InternetSafety.com, and as part of that, our home office in Acworth, which houses all of our customer [...]

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Though the jury is still out on whether or not the Internet poses a legitimate “addiction” threat, this report does serve as a reminder to parents of children with these conditions that they need to be extra-vigilant about their child’s online activities.

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A recent survey found that workers in office jobs will spend at least two full working days shopping online this holiday season.
Shopping online on the company dime is nothing new, but employers can expect sharp increases in workers shopping while on the clock. Earlier surveys have found that workers with computer jobs spend on average [...]

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KENS5 in San Antonio talks to Stephen Conroy about Safe Eyes Mobile and Cell Phone Safety. Reposted with permission from KENS5 San Antonio.

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The American Academy of Pediatrics, that nation’s leading authority on children’s health, recently suggested that all parents use tracking software (another word for filtering software like Safe Eyes) to monitor their children’s online activity.
The article, Guidelines for making children’s online experience safer, recognizes dangers such as online predators, cyberbullying, and identity theft, and outlines several [...]

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The above image is what employees of our Atlanta-area office saw when they looked across the road a couple of weeks ago. Normally they would see a little league baseball field, but on this particular day it was a lake instead.
The floods that occurred in Atlanta two weeks ago displaced hundreds of people, many of [...]

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Video resposted with Permission from MyFox Houston.
For those who don’t have Safe Eyes Mobile, just click here to get it in the iTunes store.
Also, there are three things that everyone needs to do to make sure Safe Eyes Mobile protects their iPhone/iPod Touch.

Under general settings, restrict Safari. If you don’t do this then any [...]

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CBS2 Tech Expert Ed Curran makes a very good, salient point to parents: iPhones and iPod Touches, which are doubtless going to be hot items this Holiday season, are really just little computers. They access the same Internet as a desktop or laptop, and display content in the same way. If you are considering giving [...]

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One of the most confusing areas of Internet Safety for parents has to be online predators.
On the one hand, Nancy Willard of the Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use, says that the notion that children are in danger from Internet predators is “discredited” and called solicitations from people known only through the Internet “rare.”
On [...]

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