Its philosophy is based upon promoting personal responsibility among young computer users.
Snag is highly flexible and can be integrated into practically every type of Internet network.
Operating at the network-level, an administrator configures an Access Profile for each workstation. The software monitors status records and reports all Internet activity including site name, IP address, date, time and number of visits to Web, FTP, Gopher and Telnet sites. Workstations cannot access restricted sites, which may be selected according to a school's Acceptable Use Policy. Snag offers several ways to cull and search sites that have been visited to see if they contain inappropriate materials. Installed on a Windows NT workstation, the software will operate on any platform.