Madasafish launch new Parental Control software

Tuesday March 27, 2007 - 6:18 PM, by Manoj Solanki
Sky See Speak and Surf

Broadband ISP Madasafish have launched a new Parental Control application aimed at protecting families from online threats.
In a press release, Madasafish said the service contains features such as:

  • Customisable website blocking and filtering
  • Safe Internet zones
  • Instant Messaging recording and monitoring
  • Time Controls
  • An Online Control Centre

Madasafish has also recommended five steps for parents to ensure their children are as safe as possible while they surf the web:

  • Ensure the home computer is kept in a public space – communal living areas will increase your ability to notice any wrongdoing
  • Talk to your children about their internet activity - allow them their privacy but show interest in what they are doing
  • Choose a responsible Internet Service Provider – some ISPs are members of groups such as the Internet Watch Foundation and Webminder which work to tackle the misuse of the internet
  • Inform your children of the risks involved – explain the dangers of giving out any personal details and ensure they know the implications of doing so
  • Get to know your children’s internet friends just as you would their school friends – familiarising yourself with regular internet contacts will reassure you that there is a regular circle of friends

Madasafish, owned by the Brightview group, was recently voted overall as one of the top ISPs according to a recent poll by BBC Watchdog.

For further advice about being safe online vist http://www.getsafeonline.org/

 


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