5 Myths and Truths About Kids' Internet Safety

If you believe everything you hear about kids online, you might think pedophiles and cyberbullies are around every cyber-corner. Yes, there is bad stuff out there. But the truth is, there's a lot of good, and some experts are arguing against a "techno-panic mindset" that worries parents unnecessarily. The bottom line is that we can't keep our kids safe if we don't know the facts. Here are the five most popular myths about Internet safety -- and the truths that can set your worries free.

Google has launched a new safe search web site for kids. It's called Kiddle

Child Safety on the Internet to a new level - and this is already starting to appear special and safe search engines for small and young Internet users. Search engine Kiddle established on the basis of Google, but it allows you to give the results of queries that are focused exclusively on children.

Sergey Mocan: "If a child is left in the Internet, then the parents initially behaved improperly"

Sergey Mocan - a teacher, a mentor, a tutor. The man who had created a unique school, which is unique in the CIS countries is simply not found. His approach to the training and education of children can truly be called a real alternative to traditional schools of Moldova.

Compulsive gambling children: what to do?

Computer and video game addiction in children - a very common phenomenon. Especially when you consider that computers, tablets and game consoles is in almost every home. The world does not stand still, and every year more and more gadgets is part of our lives, and at the same time and in the lives of young children and adolescents. Fully protect them from unwanted exposure is virtually impossible, and therefore there is a risk of gambling addiction. However, according to experts, each parent has a good chance to make a child's life interesting and exciting, and no computer games.

Parental Time Control for Android

We’ve created a completely new application to keep watch over your children and ensure their safety on Android devices: Parental Time Control. Now you’ll have less reasons to worry about your children’s safety.

This program will help save children from addiction to games and web surfing, or prevent such addiction from arising. Their eyes will no longer be under severe strain, and they will be headache-free. They’ll have more time for their studies, exercise, and outdoor activities.

How to monitor all the users on a PC

Many customers ask, how to trace the activity of all the users. Often KidLogger application monitors only one user, especially that, where it was installed. But child's profile remains to be without control. The cause is in particularities of Windows OS and KidLogger application. In this article we'll explain what to do.

Employee monitoring and time tracking with StaffCounter

We are proud to offer you our new service StaffCounter.net. It track employee’s time and screenshots.

StaffCounter allows you to monitor the quality of your employees’ work at the computer.
StaffCounter provides information on employees’ activities at their computers during working hours: time sheets and time-tracking, screenshots and web history.

How to monitor WhatsApp, Viber and Facebook messages.

Dear users of Android mobiles!

We have added an experimantal function in KidLogger PRO for Android to record the incoming and outgoing messages in Whatsapp, Skype and Viber.

To make it active, install the new version of  Kidlogger PRO for Android from our site and install "Screen Text Capturer" apk.

Protect your privacy with encryption apps

Worried about privacy and data security?
Have a lot of confidential files on your computer/mobile and want to keep them in secret?
Then use serious encryption software. Here is the KidLogger data privacy tips and encryption software recommendations.

Online parental responsibility

Thousands of parents are exposing their children to online risks by setting up social networking accounts for them, a charity has warned.
The National Children’s Bureau said that 45 per cent of parents with pre-teenage children have set up a Facebook account on their behalf, flouting the rules banning under-13s from using the site.