New Posts For Thread: internet safetyhttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safetyI'm not all up on facebook and bebo etc, so my boy being taught internet security, is it necessary?what sort of thing can they teach? is there a way i can watch what he's doing? how does that work exactly?is this something that should be taught withiI agree with that. Schools have all the potential risk sites blocked for the safetly of the students. It is from home Children are at risk. Lessons at School on internet safety are an excellent idea, but what is far more important is Parents should ahttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380458909#380458909I agree with that. Schools have all the potential risk sites blocked for the safetly of the students. It is from home Children are at risk. Lessons at School on internet safety are an excellent idea, but what is far more important is Parents should aThu, 10 Dec 2009 01:58:02 -0600at last the govt are doing something about this. it seems that everyday there was a story in the paper about some poor kid who got abducted after meeting a paedo online, or taking their own life because of cyberbullies.primary school kids already havhttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380376029#380376029at last the govt are doing something about this. it seems that everyday there was a story in the paper about some poor kid who got abducted after meeting a paedo online, or taking their own life because of cyberbullies.primary school kids already havWed, 09 Dec 2009 10:05:10 -0600it just shows how much of a problem cyberbullying and internet paedos have become, when we have to get schools to teach our kids how to use the internet.part of me wonders why primary school kids need to be using the internet at all at that age, buthttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380369465#380369465it just shows how much of a problem cyberbullying and internet paedos have become, when we have to get schools to teach our kids how to use the internet.part of me wonders why primary school kids need to be using the internet at all at that age, butWed, 09 Dec 2009 08:11:15 -0600i disagree that school is the best place for it. after all, it will have been the parents who have bought the computer, so if they want their kid to use it they should make sure they teach them how to be safe.families need to take more responsibiltyhttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380363173#380363173i disagree that school is the best place for it. after all, it will have been the parents who have bought the computer, so if they want their kid to use it they should make sure they teach them how to be safe.families need to take more responsibiltyWed, 09 Dec 2009 05:28:36 -0600i think it's a great idea if kids get taught about it in class. after all, it's where they do all the rest of their learning, and teachers will most likely be more knowledgable about all the technical stuff than a lot of parents.if kids get sex educahttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380362861#380362861i think it's a great idea if kids get taught about it in class. after all, it's where they do all the rest of their learning, and teachers will most likely be more knowledgable about all the technical stuff than a lot of parents.if kids get sex educaWed, 09 Dec 2009 05:15:12 -0600i think it's a good idea to broach the subject in schools, but i really think it's ultimately the responsibility of parents to educate their kids about dangers on the net.parents need to educate themselves about the web, ignorance is no longer an exchttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380362485#380362485i think it's a good idea to broach the subject in schools, but i really think it's ultimately the responsibility of parents to educate their kids about dangers on the net.parents need to educate themselves about the web, ignorance is no longer an excWed, 09 Dec 2009 04:58:48 -0600thanks everyone, will look into these suggestions. be good if you could get a summary emailed at the end of a session so i can have a quick browse to see. no msn tho, makes sense, whats the point at that age. human interaction is what they need!http://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380360333#380360333thanks everyone, will look into these suggestions. be good if you could get a summary emailed at the end of a session so i can have a quick browse to see. no msn tho, makes sense, whats the point at that age. human interaction is what they need!Wed, 09 Dec 2009 03:28:50 -0600The history is unreliable as it can be easily cleared. Router logs are more reliable unless your child has access to the router admin pages.  These are usually in IP addresses though so not useful for a quick browse through.  You can put the IP addhttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380318213#380318213The history is unreliable as it can be easily cleared. Router logs are more reliable unless your child has access to the router admin pages.  These are usually in IP addresses though so not useful for a quick browse through.  You can put the IP addTue, 08 Dec 2009 17:47:09 -0600Please let him attend. Also, if you want to see what he has been doing go to, Tools on your Internet Explorer or Google,Firefox, whatever one you use. Now look for History. In there it tells you every site visited. You can also look on your firewallhttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380314809#380314809Please let him attend. Also, if you want to see what he has been doing go to, Tools on your Internet Explorer or Google,Firefox, whatever one you use. Now look for History. In there it tells you every site visited. You can also look on your firewallTue, 08 Dec 2009 17:18:13 -0600Raunchyred, please take a look at this site: http://www.ceop.gov.uk/ and even more especially at this one: http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/ There are many many predators on the internet seeking Children to groom. Not just girls either. I recehttp://www.mysun.co.uk/go/thread/view/88638/21951457/internet-safety?post_id=380275957#380275957Raunchyred, please take a look at this site: http://www.ceop.gov.uk/ and even more especially at this one: http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/ There are many many predators on the internet seeking Children to groom. Not just girls either. I receTue, 08 Dec 2009 09:51:43 -0600