While the two-year-old story about SEC workers watching porn dominated the headlines, the real story about workplace porn got lost.
The real story is that the practice has grown so common, that the SEC story shouldn’t really have been news to anyone, even if it had occurred yesterday. The latest Nielsen survey on porn at work [...]

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If a friend of yours has Safe Eyes protecting their kids online, you might be hearing about it soon.
In our recent customer satisfaction survey, users of Safe Eyes gave a very strong indication that were satisfied with the product and would recommend it to a friend, averaging a score of nine on a likelihood scale [...]

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We’re proud to have Dr. Laura Schlessinger, a long time champion of personal responsibility and family values, promoting InternetSafety.com as way that families can stay safe online.
Dr. Laura’s internationally syndicated radio program is aired on stations around the country, heard on Sirius/XM Radio, and streamed on the Internet and podcast via StreamLink. Through the show [...]

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Digital Shepherds is a grassroots organization that seeks to help families bridge the digital divide separating parents and kids. Their primary focus is instructing and educating parents—through PTA meetings, churches, townhalls, corporate boardrooms and distance learning—how to “techno-proof” their homes and cultivate trust and digital literacy in the household.
The site calls our [...]

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Manners on the Internet is a problem. Unvarnished wants to make that a much bigger problem.
Unvarnished creators are essentially trying make LinkedIn and Angie’sList procreate. It allows users to rate and review individuals, for the expressed purpose of helping you “get the inside scoop on other business professionals.” The site encourages anonymous reviews that can [...]

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PC Mag covers our filtered browser for the iPad. They seem to like our approach to tabbed browsing on the device, which differs from the way Safari handles tabs on the device by acting more like traditional desktop tabbed browsing. Learn more about Safe Eyes Mobile.

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Here is the video. I had to unembed since it’s on autoplay and there’s no way to turn that off so I had to remove it as it was getting annoying.
There you go. Use Safe Eyes Mobile, the filtered browser for the iPad (and iPhone and iPod Touch), to make your iPad provide a safe [...]

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The Safe Eyes Mobile filtered web browser is available for the iPad.

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Safe Eyes Mobile provides mobile internet filtering for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and very soon for the iPad as well. Will you be purchasing an iPad, and if so, are you going to replace the Safari browser with a filtered browser?

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