What Is A Good Internet Filtering Software?
Posted by benny in FreeWare on May 29th, 2009 | 4 responses
Looking for software that will do ONLY ONE thing: Block access to adult/porn websites. I do NOT want one that will track every page visited or every keystroke etc. Just one that will block out the adult sites. Any suggestions? Thank you sooo much.
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hi buddy
I’m using Aobo Porn Filter http://aobo.cc/aobo-porn-filter.html
Block unwanted websites and filter porn websites
Aobo Porn Filter, Works with all popular web browsers
Blocks porn web sites automatically
Running in stealthly and undetectable mode
Blocks all porn web sites before they loaded to web browsers
Password protected
Aobo Porn filter is better than others. It can filter porn even you use web proxy. Other porn filter Can’t filter porn sites if you use a web proxy such as http://proxyforall.com to visit porn
strongly recommend NetDog Porn Filter : http://www.netdogsoft.com , netdog blocks all porn quitely and automatically in the background when anyone’s on the computer.
You have not specified if you need an internet filtering for home use or you want to install it on computers within a company. If it’s the second one, i recommend you Cyclope Internet Filtering Software.
Well, it depends. Are you talking about pop-ups? Generally, if your computer receives a lot of pop-ups, it’s probably spyware that you picked up. You can get rid of it using anti-virus software like Norton 360, or AVG Free.
Avoiding sites that will download spyware onto your computer can be fixed with AVG as well, which comes with a resident shield filter.
However, if you’re talking about avoiding those links on a search engine, Google can filter them out for you. Just click on preferences and change it to Filter My Search Results.
And if all else fails, contact your Internet Service Provider, or ISP, to block those sites for you. I’m sure that they’ll be happy to oblige.
Hope this helps.