On Fri, Jun 05, 1998 at 01:25:56PM -0400, Rainmaker wrote:
> There are products available (no personal experience) such as Net
> nanny and Cyber Patrol that allows parents to control what their
> kids watch.
I think I've pointed this out before here, but in case I haven't:
these products are much less about safeguarding children and much more
about promoting the political agenda of those who sell them. I very,
very strongly recommend that you read Brock Meek's eye-opening
piece entitled 'The Keys to the Kingdom', found at:
http://mail.cyberwerks.com/cyberwire/cwd/cwd.96.07.03.html
BTW, The FTC *can't* regulate the Internet because
a: they don't understand it
b: it's international in scope
c: the technology is cheap and plentiful
d: they don't have the resources
e: all of the above
They might as well try to nail jello to a wall.
---Rsk
Rich Kulawiec
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