On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 10:52, Bob Shepherd wrote: > I've considered using a proxy to help make the web "kid-safe" for all PCs in > the household, without having to install host-PC applications like > "Net-Nanny" and the like. However, a friend has tried this using a whitelist > approach, to disastrous results. It turns out almost all the sites have so > much included content from other foreign URLs that it made the whitelist > approach generally unmanageable. I'm wondering if anyone has had success > with a proxy used for kid-safe content filtering? > I use squidguard and the public school lists. Works great for filtering out the extreme parts of the web where you don't want your kids wandering.
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