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The current version now supports internationally accepted and commonly used filtering criteria for websites. At this time, the ICRA and SafeSurf standards are supported. You may select from eight themes those areas that you do not want your children visiting (such as sites featuring pornography or violence). A blacklist that lets you specify specific prohibited URL's, as well as a whitelist of authorized URL's continue to be available as before.
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Before, you could specify time limits only for individual applications. Now you can do so for nine different groups. For example, you can define a group of applications as "shooter games," or one for games of strategy, or for other kinds of applications. As soon as an application from a given group is started, the time used starts to increment. Once the time has expired, no more applications belong to the group may be started.
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In place of a password, a TAN may now be used to obtain an extension of time. Now you can extend your child's time on the computer even from your office. You can also use the email notifications settings to specify exactly what type of information you would like sent to you by email, such as the names of .exe's or URL's, and whether you would like to get an email each time that the PC starts up or shuts down.
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New Ways of Blocking Web Pages
Set up time limits and off-limits hours for individual web pages (URL’s). Limit the amount of chatting or gaming your kids can do at a given site to the framework you have established. Informative sites, such as those that help with homework, remain freely available. Of course, you can still block certain pages completely, or permanently enable them. Child Control also supports well-known filtering protocols such as ICRA, and allows you to block pages containing prohibited terms.
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