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How To Tell If Your Child Is Becoming A Victim Of A Child Predator
October 23rd, 2010

How To Tell If Your Child Is Becoming A Victim Of A Child Predator

Parents always want to protect their children and part of that in today’s technological society means using internet monitoring software to monitor what they do on the internet. Key loggers can help you maintain surveillance over your home computer and keep your child from walking into an online predator’s trap. Online predator’s will do anything they can to groom their victims, so make sure you are in the loop and able to circumvent possible disaster.

If you aren’t sure what the signs of your child becoming a victim of a child predator, then here are some basic guidelines for what to look for:

-       Watch to see how your child responds to you entering the room while they are on the computer. If you notice them react strongly; obviously try and close or minimize chat or web page windows, or even just shut their computer off altogether, then this could be a sign that something inappropriate is going on.

-       Notice if your son or daughter starts receiving gifts out of nowhere and from someone you don’t know. Gift giving is a trademark move of child predators because it builds trust and simultaneously gives them ammunition to guilt your child into doing something they might not want to.

-       They might start spending more than an hour online on their computer per day, along with becoming more and more secretive about what they are doing while they are online.

-       Phone calls from long distant numbers or phone calls from people that you aren’t personally familiar with.

If you start noticing any of these signs or behaviors, then your child might be at risk and you should do something immediately. Communicate with your child openly and honestly, and make sure you start using internet monitoring software to record what they are doing on the internet, and at the very least, have a record of messages the child predator is sending if you were ever need proof as to what was happening.

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Learn How Parental Control Software Can Secure Your Home & Make The Internet Safe
October 21st, 2010

Characteristics Of An Online Predator

With how easy it is to get access to the internet, whether at home or school, teens around America are using the internet every day and sometimes even for large portions of the day. They might be engaging in friendly conversation with friends or positive social networking interactions but might also be involved in falling victim to an online predator. Only through the use of parental control software can you be sure that you are monitoring what happens on the internet able to avoid or stop any ongoing digitals threats.

Computer monitoring software can help you gather a lot of information about the “stranger danger” if you aren’t aware of who it is so you can investigate the interactions. Some of this information or the characteristics you should look for are:

  • Male over the age of 25
  • Considered the guy who kept to himself and lives nearby
  • Very few friends
  • Typically not married
  • Limited social skills
  • Gets shy around or speaking to adults
  • Isn’t hindered engaging with children socially
  • Tends to find careers working with children – school teacher, janitor, coach, or even boy scout leader

Child predators rarely see anything wrong with their abnormal behavior and come from all walks of life (poor, rich, uneducated, educated). On average they have a very sad and serious history filled with sexually abuse and/or violent incidents. A child predator wont just target one child at a time but will typically target many different children at once. Predator’s use their words and actions to “groom” their potential victims. Grooming involves the use of affection, gifts, or anything else they can use to strengthen the bond they have with children. This makes it easy to build trust and gives them tools to use against the children in the form of guilt or blackmail to get what they want.

I urge every parent to start using parental control software, or any kind of computer monitoring software in order to increase awareness and secure at least one medium from these digital dangers. We both know your child is worth it.

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Protect Your Home Computer From Sexting & Inappropriate Internet Messaging
October 17th, 2010

Sexting Scandal Involving Even Government Officials

Sexting and the sending or receiving of inappropriate sexual internet messaging is a growing problem with our techno-savvy world. What once seemed like a problem between children and teenagers is even becoming an ever present force with our adult population. Only through awareness education about what should be considered inappropriate messaging to send and receive, as well as, the use of a key logger, or what others might call computer spy software, can we protect everyone from this digital threat.

A recent horror that is coming to light in Madison Wis. is the catching of Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz “sexting” with a domestic abuse victim he was on the case of. The governor of the state, Jim Doyle (who has a long career serving as no-nonsense prosecutor defending victims) is now dealing with the issue, and trying to use the rarely used state law that gives the governor power to remove district attorneys with just cause. Reports say Kratz, who sent a strangulation victim over 30 text messages in 3 days, contacted the victim soon after their first interaction. With text messages saying wildly inappropriate things, as well as suggestions that he might reduce the sentence of the victim’s assailant if she didn’t comply with request, the situation quickly spiraled out of control.

With the ease in which you can message someone on their cell phone, this type of interaction is what I fear will only become more common. Becoming aware of what is happening around you is important, because sexting over phones or the internet is rapidly becoming an everyday problem for children and adults alike. Cell phones can be hard to monitor but make sure you at least protect yourself by using a key logger or computer spy software on your home computer. You can defend yourself against digital threats and the possibility that there already is inappropriate material already existing on your computer.

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Bridge The Gap In America’s Strict Anti-Child Pornography Laws & Children
October 15th, 2010

Preventing Kids From Slipping In between The Cracks

Now every parent would agree that child pornography is bad, but not everyone might realize how easy it is for children, especially teenagers to get tried on accounts for child pornography because of exchanging sexually explicit pictures via the mobile phone or internet. While we don’t want to reduce the penalties for distributing or possessing child pornography, something needs to be said about the growing number of boys and girls who get involved in something they think is harmless, which snowball into felony charges, and even being listed publically as a sex offender for decades. Kids deserve a chance, and labeling someone as a sex offender at age 17, 18, or even 20 typically isn’t a reasonable penalty of the true action and intentions behind them. One of the only ways to secure your home computers (in order to make sure they don’t host child pornography) is to use computer monitoring software, or in other words, an undetectable keylogger.

Here’s a list of some of the steps legislation has tried to take in order to reduce the harshness of punishment for children who get caught in the cross-fire of what they thought was harmless fun and games:

  • In 2009 Rep. Rosa Rebimbas (Connecticut) introduced a bill that would reduce the penalty for “sexting” between two consenting minors. Currently, it is a felony for children to send such messages and violators often end up in the state’s sex offender registry. With this new law, it would reduce the penalty of sending text messages with nude or sexual images for children under 18 to a Class A Misdemeanor.
  • In April 2009 Vermont introduced a bill to legalize the consensual exchange of graphic images between two people 13 to 18 years old.
  • In Ohio 3 lawmakers proposed a bill that would reduce sexting from a felony to a first degree misdemeanor and eliminate the possibility of a teenage offender being labeled a sex offender for years.
  • Utah followed a similar path and reduced the penalty for sexting from a felony to a misdemeanor.

Make sure your kids are protected at your home computer(s) so that you can sleep easier. Start using computer monitoring software or an undetectable keylogger today and make sure you stay on top of what your kids are doing on the net.

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How To Talk To Your Children About Nudity On The Web
October 11th, 2010

Reaching Out To Your Children About Nudity On The Web

Posting pictures of yourself nude or scantily clad on the internet, or sending them to someone via your mobile phone, is becoming an ever increasing phenomenon with today’s techno-savvy children. One of the only ways to be able to get involved with your children is to talk to them and try and educate them about the dangers of the internet and what they should do if they run into any problems. The best secondary solution is to employ the use of computer monitoring software, or keylogger software. With this type of software, you will be able to monitor and record everything done on the computer, from what was typed to programs launched to even websites visited!

If you are taking the road of education, then there is a lot of information for you to give them. As well, there are even mediums that might help you break through to them. In February of 2010 MTV released its groundbreaking half-hour special, “Sexting In America: When Privates Go Public”. This type of program might really help bridge the gap between your children just thinking you are acting like a parent, versus being aware of a real threat and witnessing a real example of it.

In MTV’s 30 minute special they outline the story of a young girl. At the age of 16 she was convinced by her ex-boyfriend to send her a nude picture and then he would get back together with her. The girl, who reported that it just felt good to be wanted again, did so and quickly found that the boy sent it to his entire contact list and that she was going to be haunted for the rest of her life because of it. Imagine having all your child’s classmates possess a nude picture of your son or daughter? Make sure you start talking with your child and use keylogger software or other computer monitoring software options!

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Block Websites That Are Too Advanced For Your Young Child With Parental Internet Monitoring Software
September 24th, 2010

Young children don’t just need to be shielded from porn—use parental Internet monitoring software to screen many other adult topics

Key loggers find out if your children are thinking about subjects that are beyond their age range and maturity levels

It is a commonly held notion that children grow up too fast these days. The Internet, Facebook, chat rooms and other social networking sites are only causing this fact to become more and more true every day. Another means by which young people mature too quickly is by exposure to serious material that they are not prepared to understand and process. We’re not just talking about stumbling upon pornography while surfing the Internet—there are dangers involved with simply reading the news and blogs that are too old for your children.

By installing parental Internet monitoring software on your computer or your child’s personal laptop, you can ensure that they aren’t spending time at websites that are too serious or explicit for them. You can block newspaper websites that feature gruesome news about natural disasters, wars, death and other advanced topics that may be hard for them to understand.

You can take advantage of the “alert words” system and find out if they are searching for subjects that might also be inappropriate for their age, like sex, incest, suicide, or murder. When you enter alert words into the computer monitoring software, you will be notified when those terms or phrases come up in their search results or what they are typing. Key loggers record every keystroke your child makes on the computer where the software is installed, so even if they don’t complete a search for the word, you’ll still know that they typed it somewhere.

If you believe that your child is sensitive to certain topics that might not be out of their age range but just particularly affecting to them, you can block those relevant websites and set up alert words too. It doesn’t have to be inappropriate material per se for it to be ill suited to your child. That is part of why WebWatcher’s parental Internet monitoring software is so unique and unrivaled for concerned parents—it doesn’t implement blanket safety requirements that don’t suit you and your family’s needs. It allows you to configure exactly what you are concerned about and get reports on those topics only.

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Stop Your Children From Buying Prescription Pills Online With Computer Spy Software
September 22nd, 2010

Don’t let your kids buy prescription pills online—catch them with computer spy software

Stop this common practice before it starts in your home

Did you know that it is easier than ever for your teenagers to have prescription medication mailed to your house without you ever knowing it? With a couple of keystrokes, teenagers can purchase hundreds of prescription pills with high abuse potentials. Our Internet monitoring software, also sometimes called computer spy software, with key logger capabilities provides parents with a preventative tool that allows them to take precautionary measures against this unfortunate reality.

Since 2000, pharmaceutical medications have quickly become commonplace in and around high schools and high school culture. These medications include narcotics, analgesics, stimulants, steroids, and central nervous system depressants. The frequency with which teenagers use and abuse these drugs is directly attributable to the ease of access from sadly both their parents’ bathroom cupboards and popular online pharmacies.

One of these avenues of acquisition can be blocked without the use of our computer spy software or key logger—all you have to do as a parent is either hide or lock up medications that you take regularly, or dispose of excess medication that you no longer need daily. Blocking the other avenue—online pharmacies—requires our assistance.

By installing computer spy software on to your local computer, you can eliminate not only the temptation to purchase online prescription pills, but also the ability. If your child knows you are monitoring their online activities, they may be inclined to cease making such purchases on their own. If not, you can block the websites where they access these drugs.

With the “alert word” feature of our Internet monitoring software, parents are notified when particular words and phrases are typed on the keyboard. You can trace everything from generic terms like “pills” to specific names of drugs. The invisible key logger software will send you notifications when these words pop up and then you may take necessary action, whether that is confronting your child or just making it impossible to access these sites any longer.

Keeping the lines of communication open is always good for building trust in a parent-child relationship, so consider using our computer monitoring software as a supplement to your parenting tactics that are already in place.

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Stop Your Children From Purchasing Legal Drugs Online With Remote Spyware Programs
September 17th, 2010

Prevent the purchase of legal drugs online with our remote spyware program

Key logger programs tell parents when their children are buying drugs on the Internet and help them stop it

Today, we want to talk about how our remote spyware program (or key logger programs in general) can assist parents in preventing their teenagers from the potentially fatal effects of experimenting with drugs available online. Fortunately, parents do not need to worry about their teenagers buying marijuana online—yet.

As the illegal drug is not easily available through the Internet, teenagers would have to acquire it from a dealer, or from a friend. Unfortunately, many teenagers have caught on to a new drug trend that provides them with a similar type of high, with longer lasting effects, for much less money. The worst part—it’s legal in most states, including Calfornia, New York, Florida, and Texas.

The drug is called Spice, or K2. Spice—or its active ingredients JWH-018, JWH-200, JWH-250—are all available online for a fraction of the cost of marijuana. This family of drugs, which can be either smoked or ingested, can be bought online for around 10 dollars per gram. If one to three milligrams of any of these substances are ingested, users experience effects similar to (but more intense than) those that result from ingesting a gram of marijuana. This dose is very small, and very hard to quantify without a high quality scale. It’s very plausible that users ingest much more than this dosage, resulting in psychedelic effects lasting multiple hours.

Your teenager can buy these drugs with a credit or debit card, and have it delivered to your door in an unmarked package. Will you let that happen? Our remote spyware program can prevent the entire event from ever taking place. Our key logger programs allow you to set up alerts for certain words—so when your teenager types anything having to do with this family of drugs, you can be prepared to take the right steps and block the websites they are visiting to buy these drugs. Instead of being suspicious of every piece of mail that your teenager gets, you can use the log in information they probably made with the supplier, and cancel the order.

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Stop Your Child’s Online Shopping Habit With Keystroke Recorder Software
September 13th, 2010

Find out if your child has an online shopping habit with keystroke recorder software

Learn what your son or daughter is buying and from where

The allure of buying things online—from music and clothes, to concert tickets and books—can appeal to even the biggest spendthrift. Young people who don’t have experience with credit cards or purchasing merchandise on the Internet can sometimes get a little reckless with their consumer habits. Parents of children such as these might consider getting keystroke recorder software in order to keep an eye on their youngster’s spending tendencies.

By installing the keyloggers program on your family computer or your child’s personal machine, you can see every website they visit and just what they buy (and how much they paid for it). If they’re using your credit card without you knowing it, you can block these sites where they are buying things. Hopefully, you’ll also catch them in time to cancel any unwanted charges from going through on your own credit card.

Buying gifts or downloading music from iTunes online is not like shopping in a regular store—the charges go through so quickly and easily that people aren’t exposed to those tedious moments of considering if this purchase is really worth it or not. Children especially might fall victim to the conveniences of shopping online because they don’t have as much exposure to shopping in real stores in the first place.

One trap young children often succumb to that effects more people than just your own family is bidding websites. Your son or daughter finds something they like on a bidding website like eBay, then they bid and bid until they win the auction. Now they are locked in to the sale. But as soon as you, the parent, finds out they are recklessly spending their allowance or even your own money, then you cancel the purchase. The online seller, who was expecting your child to be a trustworthy customer, has now lost their sale and must start over trying to sell this item from the beginning.

Keystroke recorder software is helpful for parents of children with an online shopping habit because no longer can these sneaky shoppers simply navigate away from the page they’re buying things from. Even if they don’t complete a purchase, the keylogger capabilities on the computer will record every entry field they started to enter information into. You will know if they are using your credit card or one of their own immediately.

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Online Spy Software Brings Parents & Children Together Over Common Interests
September 6th, 2010

How to connect with your distant teenager by using our online spy software

Stealthily track their interests online and find common interests

As a parent of a pre-teen or teenager, do you often have trouble connecting with your child on a day-to-day basis? Of course there’s always the requisite family dinner or birthday party where their attendance and participation is expected, but other than that, how often do you really get to bond with the adolescent in your life?

With our computer monitoring software, sometimes referred to as “online spy software,” every parent who is looking for an easier way to make a connection with their difficult teen will find the solution for which they are looking. The most common function of our key logger programs is to help parents protect their children and families from the risks involved with using the Internet. However, if you think your family members are generally safe online users, or if you’ve already taken the necessary precautions, WebWatcher’s online spy software can bring you a link to your child that you’ve been searching for.

Our key logger programs record everything that happens on the computer where the software is installed. It could be your shared home PC, or maybe it’s your teenager’s personal laptop to which you rarely have access. Whichever machine you install the parental monitoring software on will have all of its activity recorded and sent to your online account directly.

This means that every YouTube video your child watches, every song they download, blog they visit or TV show they stream on Hulu will be recorded for you to review.

As a parent, children often resist honest and open communication with you, regardless of whether it’s about where they are going on Friday night, or just their everyday interests and preferences. By using our online monitoring software, you can secretly find out what they like to watch, listen to or read. Then, you can take this information and subtly slip it in to normal conversation. If they have been watching “Mad Men” online, casually ask them if they’ve seen the latest episode. If they downloaded the most recent Taylor Swift single, see if you can buy the album and play it in the car. By acting as if your interests are coincidentally lining up, you and your child may be brought closer together.

Our online spy software is totally invisible and untraceable by even the most skilled computer user, so there’s no risk of your child finding out that you’re watching them online.

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