Kyle <[email protected]> writes:
> Both valid points Daniel, but tell a 9yr old not to search for whatever
> naughty stuff it is that happens to be floating around school.
Please, don't get me wrong: I am not suggesting that your desire to police
this is wrong, or anything like that. I hope you succeed, even if you don't
think it is likely.
> Take into account that not everything that should be behind youtube's 18+
> section IS actually behind the 18+ section and you get the picture.
*nod* Actually, one of the biggest problems[1] is that there are a huge
number of briefly existing "collect the free bits" sites out there, usually on
some random blog or other...
> For now, I'll settle for blocking things in-house. I can't control what
> happens outside. At least not fully.
*nod* Anyway, the dansguardian stuff is pretty decent, and hopefully will do
what you want.
Um, and I forgot to suggest: you might also call your ISP and ask them if they
can offer anything by way of a solution. For all the moral panic about
needing to implement this stuff a *large* number of ISPs previously offered a
filtered connection service at a fairly reasonable price.
That actually *improves* your solution, because (A) you don't need to support
it, and (B) you are going to have to pay that anyway.
Daniel
Footnotes:
[1] ...I know this because I /have/ been called on to deal with these
questions in a work context, where stronger "adult" tastes come into
play, on a few occasions. Since you ask.
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