If you have a router, and depending on that router, use the
router as a "spy" tool. Not necessarily to spy on her, but to
spot web addresses to add to the router's blocked list. Many
routers are able to provide a log of wan addresses accessed
from the lan. Some with, some without, the lan originating
info. Many routers have the ability to use a blocked lan
[general or specific :) ] to wan address list. Any suspicious
addresses get added to the blocked list. Investigate your
router for any *tools* along those lines. ;) The privacy issue
is a grey area with this technique however. Depends on what lan
access info may be available, and if available, whether that
info is used or not.
On Mon, 26 Sep 2005, Kylde wrote:
oh I wish :) What I WOULD like the ability to do is backtrack
her net progress and pin down the culprits, but the only way
I know is trawling through her history and that is tedious to
say the least (plus I want to invade her privacy as little as
possible)
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