Publisher's Description
From Responsible Surfing:
Responsible Surfing is a parental control software that keeps children safe surfing on the Internet, prevents Internet addiction. It manages and controls Internet porn addiction, chat problems, online gaming addiction and protects children from online predators. This online protection software, protects your child on the Internet by blocking and filtering an offensive material. The program's development was lead by group of clinical psychologists.
What's new in this version: Version 3.2.22 features enhanced protection against offenders and online predators.
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3.7 starsout of 3 votes
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3.0 starsout of 2 votes
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"Reported as aTrojan horse"
Version: Responsible Surfing Parental Control and Internet Filtering Software 3.2.22
Pros
no pro's, none at all
Cons
Comes across as a trojan virus.
Summary
Umm.. Virus
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"Darn good!"
Version: Responsible Surfing Parental Control and Internet Filtering Software 3.2.22
Pros
I had really good experience with usage of the program and it has helped me and my family control usage and improve it.
simple interface
detailed and good reports system
time control!!!Cons
There was a problem with CPU like the cnet review mentions but I contacted the company and they fixed that issue for me and told me they are releasing a new edition any day now with the bug fix.
Summary
It's a solid program with good features in areas such as time control, monitoring and logging. I do recommend it to everyone who is interested in seeing what their children are doing online, putting reasonable time constraints on usage.
its pretty darn good for monitoring and time control I say!
Try it out, definitely worth it!
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