...set up a rule...that would put mail in...inbox that was from a pre-approved list of friends...Everything else goes into the deleted folder...Perhaps it would work for your boys.
Until they learn to look in the "deleted folder." :-(
Kids vs Spams.
What could possibly be in a message that you're afraid to let your kids see? And if your fear is that strong, how do you handle it when your kid is using someone else's computer?
IOW, educate your children. That's the *100%* defense against "unsafe" email.
These "netnanny" type solutions are a joke. All they do is create curiosity. They're the cyber equivalent of burrying your head in the sand.
- Dan.
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