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The new movie has come out in the theaters and your 10 year old wants to go see it with some of her friends. You don’t know anyone who has seen it yet, so you aren’t sure if it is appropriate for her or not. What do you do?
As a parent, we find ourselves in this situation so frequently.
I have two favorite resources for measuring media content against our family standards.
This video will show you how to quickly and effectively turn off all internet ads so you won’t have to worry about that anymore.
Other suggestions for keeping your family safe online include:
In this quick video, I show you how to turn on Google Safe Search so that it will filter explicit content from showing up in a google search.
Take 90 seconds to watch and 30 seconds to set it on your own computer. Those two minutes could significantly protect your family.
Other tips for keeping your family safe online:
This short video clip shows you how to turn on YouTube Safety Mode and lock it so that your kids cannot turn it off.
Other suggestions for keeping your family safe online:
It is really easy to adjust the safety settings on Apple Devices! And since you’re already here, we can get started right away.
Let me walk you through it.
1. Go to the home page and click on the Settings app.
2. Then click on the General tab–it is the one with the picture of gears.Continue Reading
It is so cool that we have access to smart phones and tablets. I love my iPhone and iPad and use them both every day. In fact, I, like most of you, am not sure what I would do without my iPhone!
But–especially for parents–these devices often come with extra concerns. Today I’d like to share several things you can do to keep yourself and your family safe while using them.
Did you know you can turn off the internet on your smart phone?
Apple Device users, click here to learn how to turn off the internet and FaceTime, and how to set rating restrictions for music, movies, TV shows and apps.
My recommendation is to disable your web browsers (Safari, Chrome, etc.), disable YouTube, and disable the ability to install apps before handing your device to a child.
