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Second Life, Rape & Prostitutes
March 21st, 2010 admin Posted in Internet Safety 1 Comment »
Here is a video I came across on facebook and I had to share it with all our KidSafe.com web site visitors.
Beware as you are about to be floored on what you will hear in this video review of the website Second Life ( http://secondlife.com/ ) where Kirsten reveals what goes on in this virtual world. The video is a few years old but it's worth your time to view.
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TV Watch Helping Empowering Parents to Keep Kids Safe
October 28th, 2009 admin Posted in Internet Safety, TV Safety No Comments »
TV Watch is a broad-based coalition of 27 prominent individuals and organizations representing more than 4 million Americans who promote the use of tools such as content ratings and parental controls over government control of TV programming. TV Watch educates parents about existing tools to manage their families’ TV viewing and gives a voice to the majority of Americans who prefer personal responsibility to government regulation.
Individuals can join TV Watch and receive a monthly newsletter or go to the website and access a host of information including tutorials, latest news and relevant studies. Most recently TV Watch launched a campaign “Parent-To-Parent” to help raise awareness about the resources and tools available to parents to help ensure children are viewing television programs consistent with their age, and the family’s taste and values. Parents are encouraged to take steps such as setting the parental controls on the televisions in children’s rooms, inform the other parents about their rating standard when their child is going to a friend’s house and recommend “Television Tools for Parents 101” to other parents so they understand the ratings and, if they choose, how to set their parental controls.
TV Watch is encouraging parents to take advantage of easily downloadable resources such as the "Easy As Toast" Tutorial and “Parent-to-Parent Information Card” with local parents groups, at scout meetings and at other community events. TV Watch is also on Twitter and Facebook.
Email Scams…Teach YOUR Children About These
August 29th, 2009 admin Posted in Internet Safety No Comments »
I was digging through my inbox today and I found a few emails that were trying to scam me.
The first email was pretending to be from chase bank asking me to re-enter all my credit card and banking information online. Your bank will NEVER ask for this information over the internet.
The second email was a fake bill trying to get me to pay registration fees for domains I own even though I never registered them from this fake company in the first place.
The third one was a fake recipet with a file that had a executable fil in it that probally would have added a vires or a key logger to my computer if I would have open the attachement.
All of these emails are outright scams and I deleted them right away. Watch out all my fellow internet friends and be sure that you don’t become victim to scam emails like these.
Never send your personal information over the internet unless you are sure it’s safe and always think twice before you open a suspicious email, and please tech your children about this!!!
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