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Net Nanny 4: How We Filter

Overview Net Nanny believes that the control of the Internet needs to be in the hands of parents. It is up to you to decide how the Internet is used in your own home. Net Nanny 4 comes preloaded with a list of both appropriate (Can Go) and objectionable (Can't Go) web sites. Our web site research team is constantly updating this list and it can be automatically updated to your computer - FREE of charge - at anytime. Of course, you have the full capability to scan our web site lists and easily modify them to meet your own family standards. Below are the different categories and criteria we use when determining which web site to add to our lists:

Sexually Explicit

Hate

Violence

Crime

Drugs

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Net Nanny Software, Inc.	File Format	HTML
Date Published	January 2001	Downloads	24
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Filtering

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