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Jill Valentine · 2009-08-28, 04:22

I need one that filters all the adult content (words that typed/ websites visited) and take's screenshots of the internet when it's active, oh and password protected so no one can open it but the owner. I had one that done that but i don't remember the name

Furuno · 2009-08-28, 05:41

Hmm, never try any of these (as I use my computer for myself), but some quick look at google and other sites gives me the K9 Web Protection, which is available for free download.

However, there's already some built in features from the operating system if you're using Vista. More information :
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...-controls.aspx

And, if you're sharing your internet connection for multiple computers, I think it's the best to set this via your firewall/routers/servers.

chikorita157 · 2009-08-28, 09:47

OpenDNS also provides the ability to filter all the websites you specify to block which you can apply to the whole network. You need to change the DNS settings on your router, create a OpenDNS account and install the updater. Then, click on settings and then click Custom. Then select the content you want to block and then save it. It will be applied in a few minutes...

To check the activity of blocked sites, go to Sites > Blocked Domains and it will show you a list of sites that were blocked.

ITGuy · 2009-09-03, 16:48

I cannot offer "Screenshots" but I can recommend some free software that logs data and allows you to set levels of filtration [as recently found by Furuno]. K9 Web Protection, which I have installed for a personal client, allows you to set up a Web filter. The link is here -> http://www1.k9webprotection.com/ . It will allow you to password protect pages that are of concern, go into Supervisor mode so that you could circumvent the filter, and many other features such as logs.

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Jill Valentine ♥ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Derelict Apartment Block	Internet Filters I need one that filters all the adult content (words that typed/ websites visited) and take's screenshots of the internet when it's active, oh and password protected so no one can open it but the owner. I had one that done that but i don't remember the name

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Furuno Fuwaaa~~~ IT Support Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Indonesia Age: 34	Hmm, never try any of these (as I use my computer for myself), but some quick look at google and other sites gives me the K9 Web Protection, which is available for free download. However, there's already some built in features from the operating system if you're using Vista. More information : http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...-controls.aspx And, if you're sharing your internet connection for multiple computers, I think it's the best to set this via your firewall/routers/servers. __________________ Check my Blog / Thread / Twitter for some random stuffs...

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chikorita157 ひきこもりアイドル IT Support Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Pennsylvania , United States Age: 34	OpenDNS also provides the ability to filter all the websites you specify to block which you can apply to the whole network. You need to change the DNS settings on your router, create a OpenDNS account and install the updater. Then, click on settings and then click Custom. Then select the content you want to block and then save it. It will be applied in a few minutes... To check the activity of blocked sites, go to Sites > Blocked Domains and it will show you a list of sites that were blocked. __________________ Chikorita157's Anime Blog \| Atelier Shiori (Personal Sideblog) \| Tumblr \| Twitter

2009-09-03, 16:48	Link #4
ITGuy Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009	I cannot offer "Screenshots" but I can recommend some free software that logs data and allows you to set levels of filtration [as recently found by Furuno]. K9 Web Protection, which I have installed for a personal client, allows you to set up a Web filter. The link is here -> http://www1.k9webprotection.com/ . It will allow you to password protect pages that are of concern, go into Supervisor mode so that you could circumvent the filter, and many other features such as logs.