Parental Control

This way the wan connection will remain and you can remotely control your router settings. ...

I'd like to be able to do this remotely so that I can control the times the connection is "enabled" when I'm at work. ...

he history. I'd like to be able to look back at the past few days activity to determine how I need to administer the accounts, and most importantly, what type of parental control actions I need to take. ...

Yet the Parental Control for games, yeah good idea if you have kids that jump on the computer while you're not around, there are to many violent games out so that's cool. ...

s parental controls work only with Safari, iChat, and Mail.app. ...

This is just my opinion, but it's far from an uncommon one - no 'parental control' program will, or can, work well. Any company that sells one, is fundamentally selling a snake oil. All these programs incorrectly allow large swaths of what they're supposed to be blocking, and incorrectly block large swaths of what they're supposed to be allowing. Try researching breast...

My 11 year old son has been accessing the Internet even though I have his account managed and only have a few small sites on it. He says he's able to do that because every application has a link to the Web for tech support and from there he's able to access google and god know what from there. He's obviously a smart kid who's computer savvy--more so than I am--so what can I...

I have a Netgear router. It can block sites based on their domain or words used on the page.

Are you using a dlink router? Some routers allow such kind of filters as well. Dlink calls this option: Parental control. However, you will need to specify the domain iirc.

Which reminds me of Phil Schiller's remark about parental control in Safari 2. ...