MySpace Blocking
When selecting a method to provide website blocking consider the following key points:
  1. How easy is it to implement and manage the blocking? Many methods described below require a lot of manual effort and are likely too difficult for a computer novice. Make sure you choose a method that is easy to implement and maintain.
  2. How easy is it for the blocking to be circumvented? In this day and age, children are often more computer savvy than the parents. You should select a blocking method that children will not easily overcome or get around.
  3. How feature rich is the chosen method? Many methods simply block websites and that's all. Choose a method that provides blocking, as well as other features that provide value and are necessary for today's parents.
Taking measures to filter and block web content is good, but knowing what your children are doing is far better.

Software that both blocks and monitors content, like PC Pandora, is the key to being a powerful and effective 21st century parent.

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There are many ways to accomplish this task, but first lets find out if you really want to completely block sites like these or if want to restrict access by children, or allow teens access and monitor their online behavior. The latter choice/option being the preferred way to go.

You know as well as I do, if you make restrictions on teens or you stop them from doing something as a form of punishment they will find a way to undermine your authority. They will find a way or sneak online somewhere else. And the possible outcome could be very tragic.

Another option to help teens, is by becoming an active partner in the mySpace craze. Make your own profile find out what all the excitement is about and show them how you would surf and add friends and why you as a parent would also want to make correct choices and be safe (adults need to be safe also).

Teach them how to use common sense and show each of your children the proper way to enjoy the Internet. It’s a great teaching moment!

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