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April 17th, 2008 @ 13:49
A new content filter application called Censorit has been launched in the UK, aimed at helping parents filter the content their children can see on their mobiles, handhelds and iPods.
“Popular games consoles…are all Wi-Fi enabled devices, that, when connected to your home or the public Wi-Fi, offer a completely unfiltered and unsecured web browsing experience unless configured to use a service to filter inappropriate content,” says the product’s site.
“This means your children can access and view the most inappropriate material on the most accessible devices on the market.
It claims that Censorit will provide “a safe, filtered experience for your children” for just £4 a month.
Dr Byron will be pleased. Click the link for more details.
By Mike Bowden
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