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the steps are so ignorant, allow me:
1. Prepare your child for accidental exposure to pornography.
Instead of saying "prepare your computer to block porn, it starts out with the same old "sex education" style sit down, which most parents do not do, they avoid the situation.
2. Make a real effort to get computer literate
Should've already done that if y0ou plan on raising a child in the computer age, too little too late.
(heres where it gets good)
3. Demand information from retailers on adult-content filters whenever you buy a new computer for family use.
Wow they finally get to a step that has to do with stopping children from viewing porn. Note these filters are "already in place" - so yes, these people always act as if new things need to be added when they already have parental filters and ISP filters.
4. Ask your internet service provider (ie. BT, Virgin, Tiscali etc) how to switch on the adult-content filters that they already provide.
As said they have parental filtesrs and if these parents did their job they would not have this problem, but they just want the "protect kids" Crusader shield to go after porn.
Skip to step 7: Shop around for software that provides extra adult-content filtering
As I said, if the parents were doing their job they do not need more laws or regulation of porn, its the parents fault, but they always group together with ignorance.
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