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Which is better for parental control: Net Nanny or Webwatcher?
Gone are the days when smartphones was an exclusive item for adults. Kids now own iPhones and tablets. With internet accessibility becoming easier as the days go by, this means there is more to worry about what your kids’activities both online and offline on their mobile devices. No matter the amount of prying you do over your kids shoulder, knowing exactly what they are doing with their phones is never really easy.
Read moreThread line between privacy and monitoring of an employer at the workplace
1. Introduction of the Topic In today’s business environment, technology has a great role in almost every aspect of our lives. It is of no surprise that business owners noticed its potential as a method of monitoring its employees during the working hours. Almost all enterprises are equipped with telephones, PCs and internal email services. With these items, almost everything one do can be recorded.
Read more8 best programs for protect PC from keyloggers
WHY USE ANTI-KEYLOGGER SOFTWARE? Keyloggers have been identified as one the most dangerous form of a malware, it uses various methods to access your private data such as passwords, credit card info, account numbers etc, and then its transmitted across the web to a unauthorized user; then he sells such sensitive information to the highest bidder, leaving the victim with very little to do. Keylogger technology can also be used to turn on your webcams to film you.
Read more3 methods to disable Windows 10 built-in Spy Keylogger
Perhaps, little that you know that Microsoft has come up with a digital assistant named Cortana. This software gives the power to Microsoft to track every single word that you say or type when you use Windows 10. We strongly believed that Microsoft has openly put some kind of keylogger into their Windows 10 Technical Preview. The company claimed that it has to be done so that they 'may collect voice information' and 'typed characters'.
Read moreLittleBrother is watching you
In case you are reading this article from your office computer, your boss might be reading electronically over your shoulder. The new technologies have allowed the employers to check whether the employees are wasting any time at the recreational websites or are sending any unprofessional emails.
Read moreLearn about some vital aspects of privacy in office
One among the most common and frequent discussion on the market nowadays would be the right of an employee for privacy in the office. Especially it is the case in an age that comprises increased dependence on the E-mails and usage of computers to carry out duties.
Read more12 Things you should know about Keyloggers
A keylogger is a piece of software or hardware which records user activities: keystrokes, mouse movements and clicks, etc. Thing 1 Keylogger’s main idea and goal is to intervene the signal circuit from the key pressing to displaying it on the screen.
Read moreParents Admonished to monitor their Kid’s internet activities
Announcing the launch of Internet Matters, a platform to enlighten individuals, especially parents on their kid’s social network profiles, the web pages they visit, and guiding against internet abuse. In a bid to preventing children from the abuse of internet facilities, four of UK’s top internet providers have admonished that parents should supervise their kid’s online activities e.g. the sites they visit and their online profiles.
Read moreTracking your workers’ Computers without being offensive
How sure are you of your employees’ activities online? Just when you thought they are busy on official assignments, they could be seeing some porn videos online. You never can tell what they are doing with their PCs which could lead your business to financial nosedive. However, I’ll take you through a brief guide that will teach you how to monitor your employees’ activities on their computers – both online and offline.
Read more12 Tips for Monitoring Kid’s Social Media
The use of social media is on the rise and the research shows that about 22% of the teenagers log on to their favorite sites of social media more than ten times daily and about 75% of them own a cell phone. With such high engagement levels, there are multiple risks including that of cyberbullying, “Facebook depression” (it is a new phenomenon meaning that “de-friending” and the online bullying can lead to the depression symptoms), sexting and exposure to the inappropriate content.
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