I know everyone here is talking about why content filtering shouldn't be needed, but I have a tip on what you can look into. It's called squid, and it's mainly used as a proxy. You could even set up a different ruleset per user as to what's granted. Setup is a bit tricky, but once it's set up it's good to go. The upside is too that you can use it on other PC's in the house. What's even more is that there are some freeware apps to check the logs as well. We use a shareware app at our office called iam that gives us a 1000 foot view of all traffic use.
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<br>over 12 I&#39;d say filters are worthless. For younger kids it could be a<br>decent idea but I wouldn&#39;t let a 7 year old surf the net by themselves<br>anyway.<br><p></p><p></p><p>_______________________________________________
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