NetNanny for Mac
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009
NetNanny for Mac
Net Nanny for Mac sets up a protective wall around your computer. Its predefined categories let you choose what you don’t want your children to see, and you can also create your own custom categories. Along with age-based profile settings, anti-predator capabilities, and a redesigned, easy to use interface, Net Nanny for Mac 2.0 also offers the following exciting and necessary features: Remote Reporting: Powerful web-based reporting tools exist to help parents monitor web browsing and view instant message conversations from any internet connection. Review internet usage policies and see detailed reports from anywhere! New filters: Net Nanny for Mac 2.0 filters FTP/SFTP, SSL (https or secure proxy filtering) and social networking sites (FaceBook, MySpace, etc.). Game Blocking: There’s a time for games and a time for school work. You can now block access to popular online games with a click of a button. Net Nanny for Mac from ContentWatch blocks adult web sites, sites with subjects not fit for children, and even blocks chats when predatory language is used. It blocks all offensive content coming from the Internet. Net Nanny for Mac works with multiple users, and interfaces seamlessly with the Mac OS X user accounts on your computer. If you have several children, you can set different criteria corresponding to their age or maturity. You can choose whether they have access to newsgroups, e-mail, or whether they can download files. You can set the program to let them only use the Internet at certain times, and on certain days. You can choose to block or allow specific web sites, allow users only to use selected applications, and block access to specific types of content, such as streaming media or peer-to-peer file transfers. This internet safety software for Mac can even send you e-mail, automatically, when certain events occur.
