What Do You Do To A Mac To Protect Your Kids?

Encore Review: As parents, Carol and I are concerned about what internet sites our children view when online.

Are Mac tools capable of protecting your child’s online experience? What problems have you had?

It wasn’t that long ago when I wrote about the Mac browser, BumperCar; a good, protective browser for children.

As much as we devote time to educating our children to online problems, we can’t be watching their every click and page view.

Or, can we? What can we.... (excerpted).

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