How Can I Protect My Kids Online?

Posted on November 15, 2008
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Today I bumpt into something really amazing that I just had to share with you. We are one of the first that are talking about, this product is just released. Unfortunately the offer and shipment is only limited to our US audience.

I don’t have kids myself but by the number of emails I receive per week and the exposure about this subject on TV I know this is a very hot topic although hot might not be the correct expression for this.

The biggest question nowadays regarding the net is “How Can I Protect My Kids Online?”

Almost everyday when you turn on the TV or you read the newspaper you see or read horror stories of young girls (and boys) being tricked in all sorts of horridness activities. As I’ve said; I don’t have any children but my brother has a two year old (he is turning two next Saturday) that I’m absolutely crazy about. I’ve already told my brother and sister (in-law) that I’m going to protect there network as soon as the youngster starts using the pc. BTW I’m already protecting family pc’s for friends because protecting your kids online is a absolute must!!!

The Biggest Problem When You Want to Protect Your Kids Online!

The biggest problem when you want to protect your kids online are in fact your kids there self. Your young daughter who is chatting with there (innocent) boyfriend from school don’t want you to see what they are talking about. Off course this is not about the kid from school (although it can be a problem). As soon as your daughter finds out that you are monitoring her online presents they will most likely turn off the software. And I think you’ll agree with me on that most children nowadays know more about computers and the internet then the average adult.

It’s Now Very Easy to Protect Your Kids Online.

Today I stumbled upon an article about protection in a highly recommendable web designer magazine. They were talking about the latest developments in online security and how to protect your kids Online. The latest development in online protection is the I Know Key.

The “I Know Key” is The Ultimate Way to Protect Your Kids Online!

These days to keep your family protected you need to know what they’re doing on-line. That’s why you need the I Know Key.

It’s an easy to use USB key for internet monitoring. This tracking tool allows you to monitor what your kids, spouse or employees are doing online.

Here’s how it works:

Plug into any PC
Automatically installs without a trace
Remove it and it tracks activity while you’re away
Plug it in when you return to see pictures of what was viewed
Know what sites are visited, which photos are shared, and what personal information is being exchanged. I Know Key captures it all. Protect your family by monitoring their internet use!

This easy to use, USB key allows you to find out what your kids, your spouse, or your employees are doing on any Windows® based computer that you own.

There are only two downsides, as I’ve mentioned this super offer is only available for US residents and because of the huge publicity this key is getting on TV and in magazines there is now a limit of 3 I know keys per order so you have to be quick if you want to protect your kids this way.

They have a great video on there site that explains all. You can check it out here.

Start Protecting your Kids in a Responsible Way Today!

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