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WEEKEND PROJECT: Keep your kids safe online

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Net predators are a threat

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Kid-friendly security software

Step 3

Block explicit sites in your browser

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Safeguarding AOL for kids

Step 5

Monitor instant messages

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Stop objectionable spam

Step 7

Safety suites for your kids

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Web resources for safe surfing

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Keep your kids safe online

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Kid-friendly security software

Before you get started with this project, we recommend that you have the following:

An Outlook Express spam filter such as OnlyMyEmail, a Web client with spam protection such as Thunderbird, or a Web e-mail client with spam blocking, such as Hotmail or Yahoo Mail.
A child-friendly Web browser, such as Crayon Crawler, KidRocket KidSafe, or Noah's Web.
A child-protection Net package such as CyberPatrol or Net Nanny.

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