Although most online content poses no threat to children, some material is completely inappropriate for younger users, so parents need to keep track of what their techno-savvy offspring are up to on ...

Parents who install a leading brand of software to monitor their kids' online activities may be unwittingly allowing the company to read their children's chat messages -- and sell the marketing data ...

Do you know what your children are up to online? With a parental control app, you can make sure the answer to that question isn't something bad. These services keep the Web nice and clean for your ...

The kids are alright, and if you're a parent who wants to keep them that way, it's a good idea to monitor the content they consume online. It also pays to know which devices they are using to view ...

Despite my wife's initial disapproval, I have removed all forms of net nanny software from the kid's computer. They now surf unhindered by the arbitrary limits of the ambiguous cyber-morality-police.

ContentWatch Net Nanny 7: Content Categories For each child, you can instruct Net Nanny to allow or block websites in any of 17 categories. There's also an option to just warn the child without ...

Net Nanny Software International Inc., a Bellevue-based maker of Internet filtering software, said Wednesday its net loss in the year's first three quarters was $1.3 million, or 4 cents per share, ...