Comments on: Explore Parental Control Options to Protect Children from Harm http://mldserviceslex.com/wordpress/2010/03/01/explore-parental-control-options-to-protect-children-from-harm/ Fri, 06 Apr 2012 13:16:50 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: matthew http://mldserviceslex.com/wordpress/2010/03/01/explore-parental-control-options-to-protect-children-from-harm/comment-page-1/#comment-80 matthew Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:31:33 +0000 http://mldserviceslex.com/wordpress/?p=688#comment-80 MLD Services will work directly with the parents with an in home consult, or via email or chat. We feel that we can offer a more all-around solution using multiple products if necessary, that are better tailored to the individual needs, rather than make a blanket assumption of one’s parental skills. For more info on this and other services just go to our <a href="http://mldserviceslex.com/contact/default.html" rel="nofollow">contacts page </a>for details on getting in touch. Matthew Davidson Owner - MLD Services MLD Services will work directly with the parents with an in home consult, or via email or chat. We feel that we can offer a more all-around solution using multiple products if necessary, that are better tailored to the individual needs, rather than make a blanket assumption of one’s parental skills.

For more info on this and other services just go to our contacts page for details on getting in touch.

Matthew Davidson
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]]> By: Vimlaksh http://mldserviceslex.com/wordpress/2010/03/01/explore-parental-control-options-to-protect-children-from-harm/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Vimlaksh Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:24:37 +0000 http://mldserviceslex.com/wordpress/?p=688#comment-78 Yes the point you're trying to make is that standalone Windows options are inadequate and parents should explore niche parental control options. That's just what our <a href="http://mldserviceslex.com/services/default.html" rel="nofollow">experts</a> are for--to offer customized advice to parents on how best to protect their kids from harm. Yes the point you’re trying to make is that standalone Windows options are inadequate and parents should explore niche parental control options. That’s just what our experts are for–to offer customized advice to parents on how best to protect their kids from harm.

]]> By: KenS http://mldserviceslex.com/wordpress/2010/03/01/explore-parental-control-options-to-protect-children-from-harm/comment-page-1/#comment-77 KenS Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:42:52 +0000 http://mldserviceslex.com/wordpress/?p=688#comment-77 The bottom line is that if parents REALLY want to keep their kids safe online, they need to know what said kids are doing on the computer, and what is happening in their online lives. Blocks and filters are easy to get around, and talking alone will get you nowhere… (if you think your kids are going to tell you, honestly, everything they are doing online – you are a fool). Education is a great thing, and very necessary, but how can you consider yourself educated if you don’t know the simplest information – like what your kids are really doing. If you have monitoring software, you will know everything they do and will be able to talk to them about it. If you aren’t monitoring and don’t know what they are really doing, how can you be sure they are safe? It’s not an issue of privacy (I have no idea where and when kids were granted endless privacy because they exist – in my day privacy was earned through trust and an established good behavior record), nor is it an issue of trust – it’s called being a 21st century parent. If you don’t know what your kids are doing online, you aren’t doing your job as a parent. If you aren’t monitoring what your kids do online and watch them, someone else will… The bottom line is that if parents REALLY want to keep their kids safe online, they need to know what said kids are doing on the computer, and what is happening in their online lives. Blocks and filters are easy to get around, and talking alone will get you nowhere… (if you think your kids are going to tell you, honestly, everything they are doing online – you are a fool). Education is a great thing, and very necessary, but how can you consider yourself educated if you don’t know the simplest information – like what your kids are really doing. If you have monitoring software, you will know everything they do and will be able to talk to them about it. If you aren’t monitoring and don’t know what they are really doing, how can you be sure they are safe? It’s not an issue of privacy (I have no idea where and when kids were granted endless privacy because they exist – in my day privacy was earned through trust and an established good behavior record), nor is it an issue of trust – it’s called being a 21st century parent. If you don’t know what your kids are doing online, you aren’t doing your job as a parent. If you aren’t monitoring what your kids do online and watch them, someone else will…

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