Posted on February 18th, 2010 by Stanley Holditch
The improved reporting system in Safe Eyes 6 Family Internet Manager makes staying informed about your kids’ online activity easier than ever.
One of our primary goals in revamping the Safe Eyes reporting system was to make the information presented in the reports easier to read and digest quickly, as most parents do not have tons [...]
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Posted on February 15th, 2010 by Stanley Holditch
Will the availability and ubiquity of pornography in the digital age substantially alter human relationships and behavior?
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Posted on February 5th, 2010 by Stanley Holditch
Micheal Dermody is both an educator and a dad of two boys, 11 and 13. He’s also an IT consultant
His blog, Keeping Kids Safe Online, recently featured Safe Eyes Mobile after both his boys received iPod Touches for Christmas. A lot of parents don’t realize that iPod Touches have WiFi connections and can connect to [...]
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Posted on January 28th, 2010 by Stanley Holditch
The publicity surrounding Tiger Woods’ reported treatment for sex addiction should raise public awareness of the problem’s causes, including the fact that pornography is now just a click away on the Internet, according to anti-porn crusader and XXXchurch founder Craig Gross.
“We don’t know if Tiger Woods struggled with online pornography, but most sex addicts do. [...]
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Posted on January 21st, 2010 by Stanley Holditch
Digital Shepherds is a non-profit organization whose focus is instructing and educating parents, at PTA meetings, in churches, townhalls, corporate boardrooms and through webinar/distance learning and direct dvd sales, on how to “techno-proof” their homes.
Tshaka Armstrong, the driving force behind Digital Shepherds, stopped by our booth at the Consumer Electronics Show, and after learning [...]
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Posted on January 7th, 2010 by Stanley Holditch
Today at CES we announced Safe Eyes 6, which will be available for purchase later in the month. Safe Eyes 6 Family Internet Manager is a big leap forward in both protection and focus, shifting from “control” to managing online activities.
Safe Eyes 6 includes several new features which will enhance the protection Safe Eyes offers [...]
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Posted on December 22nd, 2009 by Stanley Holditch
MTV has created athinline.org as a resource for teens who may be dealing with digital abuse. For those unfamiliar, this is a broad term for any form of harassment or mistreatment through digital means, with cell phones being the chief digital medium.
The findings from this study reflect much of what we already know from previous [...]
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Posted on December 14th, 2009 by Stanley Holditch
LG has taken a fresh approach to cyberbullying and other cell-related dangers by infusing some much needed humor into the discussion. And James Lipton is pretty much always a winner as a chic cultural landmark. For the full slate of videos, visit youtube.com/GiveItaPonder.
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Posted on December 11th, 2009 by Robi
Internet pornography is more problematic than ordinary pornography due to its prolific availability, affordability, and perceived anonymity. Excessive Internet pornography consumption has been observed to interfere with sleep, relationships, attitudes, sex, work, and in some cases, may culminate in sexually delinquent/abusive behavior.
Although no formal diagnosis currently exists, Internet Pornography Addiction may be included in the [...]
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Posted on December 8th, 2009 by Stanley Holditch
iPhones and iPod touches are going to be flying off the shelves this holiday season, and we are urging parents giving these devices as gifts to young kids to protect them from harmful Internet content.
Even though smartphones are certainly nothing new, many of us non-digital natives (born before 1990) aren’t mentally conditioned to think of [...]
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