It's not just a few pictures of naked ladies that your child may be looking at. They may be conversing with a paedophile, viewing live sex acts, child pornography, learning how to make a parcel bomb, buying drugs or perhaps being recruited by a weird cult. And you will not be able to trace what they are doing. Many good sites are blocked and it allows pornography through. Their choice of sites is very incorrect.
Education is the old solution which works.
Yes we have installed a password system for the internet so they have to ask us when they want to use it and the internet is installed on the computer in the main living room so we can monitor what they are accessing. Trudie Johnston, England Many parents would be shocked and disturbed to learn the extent to which commercially available filters censor web content, often to fulfil commercial or political agendas of the corporations who own the software houses which produced them. In one celebrated case, one of the market leaders was found to censor all material relating to all non-Christian religions. These programmes represent censorship gone mad, and are the real danger to our children - the danger of growing up in a world stripped of its diversity and richness. My son owned up that he was the culprit and I showed him the bill.