How do I block websites to my child can't go to them?

Answer 1

go to tools then options then click on the content tab and then enable it

Answer 2

Three ways:

1) Go into Microsoft Internet Explorer, click on Tools, Internet Options, and select the Content tab. Enable the content rules and adjust what you want to allow or restrict.

2) Install an Internet monitoring package that acts as a firewall, preventing you from getting to certain websites or controlling the content on the pages.

3) If you have high-speed internet service and have a router like D-Link or Linksys, they may have built-in parental controls you can enable.

Keep in mind that this may block certain websites that you may want the child to go to (or that others on the PC want to get to) such as sites on sex eductaion, birth control, aids prevention, etc. Also, most kids are pretty tech-savvy and probably can figure out a way passed whatever you set up. Best thing is periodic monitoring and open discussions with your kids.

Answer 3

There are a number of ways to block inappropriate websites. If you are using Internet Explorer, you can use the content advisor feature. From the menu bar, go to Tools > Internet Options > click "Content" tab > click [Enable] > [Apply] > [O.K.] > restart IE. This adds some content filtering but for best result you should use a Internet filtering software program. I recommend Naomi because it is free and very effective. Just download and install the program (approximately 1.3 MB in size). The website is at (http://www.radiance.m6.net/). Below, you will find a short description on what is does and how it works.

WHAT IS NAOMI ?

Naomi is an advanced internet filtering program, easy to use and totally free, intended for families, and kids in particular.

Naomi is able to constantly monitor all internet connections, protecting children from inappropriate online material - such as obscene or violent contents; pornography, pedophilia and erotism in the form of images or texts; sites that popularize drugs; gambling games; terrorism; hate propaganda; occultism; sects; blasphemy, etc.

Naomi does not rely on a simple list of banned sites; instead, it examines in real-time all the data being transmitted and received through any internet application - such as web browers, chat programs, news readers, etc.

The filtering technology employed in Naomi features:

* Heuristic analysis capable of recognizing new material automatically.
* Semantic analysis of web pages contents and analysis of their addresses and links.
* Recognizes all the major languages (10+).
* Recognizes ICRA labelling system.
* Monitoring is not limited to web sites, but covers the whole local internet traffic.
* Works with all service providers and software applications, and does not alter settings.
* Allows blocking of file-sharing applications.
* Password-protected (the password is chosen during the installation).
* Easy to use: does not require configuration.
* Can be used on slow connections (it does not perform any download in background).

Answer 4

the easiest way to block this is click on tools and then on internet options then content and then click on enable and then choose the tab approves sited and enter the name of the websites u want to view for ur personal use their this will take care that only the sites u want open and other only when u disable that thing so take care and hope this one works

Answer 5

You teach your child what and what not to do, if they disobey, take away the computer. You raise your child, not your child raise you!

And if your child sneaks and does things behind your back, then you get an F for parenting.

Answer 6

Parental Controls..

Answer 7

Hi, I am using Internet Explorer 6, just so you know. Go to the Tools menu, click Internet options, go to security, click the red Restricted Sites icon, click sites and restrict as you wish!

Answer 8

☞ WebWatcher For Kids. This will also record everyone of their keystrokes so you can get their usernames and passwords, chat text and everything else they type. They can't find this one or delete it. :)

http://www.webwatcherkids.com/

here is a good place for parents to go. read it all

http://family.yahoo.com/

Answer 9

there is a way of putting a filter on your compter that won't let them go to certain websites

Answer 10

K9 Web Filter, the best