Bypass the generational technology gap and find out what your kids are doing online with WebWatcher key logger programs.

Internet monitoring software helps parents keep up with their children’s more advanced online capabilities.

In today’s modern age of iPods and iPads, families have never experienced such vast generational gaps. Children and young adults innately understand the latest technologies that advance and progress every single day because they grew up with these changes happening around them all the time. Even the most technologically savvy parent probably can’t keep up with their child’s knowledge of the Internet, websites, chat rooms, instant messaging and social media.

Of the many key logger programs available on the market today, only WebWatcher operates completely invisibly to record and monitor all keystrokes made on the computer where the software is installed. Our internet monitoring software also tracks what websites your child visits and what they typed while at that site. Both of these operations take place completely unknown to the person using the computer, so even if your child has a greater penchant for computers than you do, they’ll never find out that you’re watching the sites they are visiting.

Even though almost every child in America has access to the Internet, it is still important to be safe and wise about how they are using this valuable resource. The following are a few surprising statistics about the Internet and children of which you should be aware:

• Eighty-five percent of children between six and 16 years old have encountered some form of pornography on the Internet, either on purpose or accidentally, usually while trying to do their homework online.
• Eleven is the average age children first are first exposed to pornography online.
• The biggest Internet pornography consumer group is made up of children between the ages of 12 and 17.

Besides being a dangerous place for children to come across pornography, the Internet also holds other dangers, including:

• Twenty percent of children who visit online chat rooms have been approached by a pedophile.
• Only 25 percent of children who have been sexually solicited online have told their parents about it.
• Twenty-five percent of children between nine and 17 years old are likely to freely give out their home address online.
• Sixty percent of children who have committed suicide expressed their intention to do so online, either on purpose or indirectly.

In order to be sure that you and your family avoid any chance of these dangers taking place in your home, consider investing in WebWatcher’s key logger programs. By utilizing the internet monitoring software, website tracking, screen shot imaging, e-mail recording and convenient “alert words” system, parents can ensure that the worst tragedies of the Internet do not threaten their children’s, or their family’s, well-being.

Think your son or daughter doesn’t have a Facebook account? Think again.

Be proactive about protecting your family against the dangers of social networking sites

Did you know that Facebook recently garnered over 500 million active users (that is, people who have visited the website in the last 30 days)? If you think your child is not one of these 500 million people who are taking part in the daily goings-on of social networking sites like Facebook, then you should probably reconsider. Regardless of how old they are, it’s very likely that your son or daughter has a Facebook profile, an instant messenger account, their own personal e-mail address, and maybe even their own blog.

WebWatcher’s undetected keystroke logger will find out which websites and networking outlets your child is engaging in—even if they won’t tell you themselves. The keylogger records every single character typed on the machine where our software is installed—without your child ever knowing it. Our Internet monitoring software, or computer spy software as it’s sometimes known as, will tell you which networks your son or daughter is linked into and how often they visit them.

Facebook, which was once intended to serve college students only, is now a powerful online tool that connects people with other people, information and groups. It is not always in the best interest of your child to have free reign with such an influential resource—which is why the undetected keystroke logger is an equally valuable tool that can combat this modern Internet technology.

More important things to know about Facebook and other online social networks:

• 61 percent of 13-17 yr olds have a personal profile on social networking sites like Facebook
• 44 percent of teenagers with profiles on Facebook or Myspace have been contacted by a stranger, compared with 16 percent of those who don’t have a profile
• 50 percent of people who use Facebook log on every day
• The average Facebook user has 130 friends
• The website hosts over 900 million objects, like pages, groups, community pages, and events, that people can engage with
• The average person with a profile is linked in with 80 groups, community pages, and events
• The average user also creates 90 of their own pieces of content every month, whether that is a status update, links, photo upload, comment, or message
• More than 30 billion pieces of content are created each month
• Only three percent of teens reported being contacted by a stranger online to an adult
• Each week, MySpace deletes 25,000 profiles for people who don’t meet the 14-year-old age requirement
• Between 2007 and 2009, MySpace deleted 90,000 accounts that belonged to registered sex offenders

Avoid the pain that comes from dangerous use of the Internet and social media websites by investing in undetected keystroke logger software. You don’t have to shut down your child’s Facebook use entirely—just monitor it at a safe distance with helpful computer spy software.