Good Cop or Bad Cop: Your Computer and Your Kids
If you like police shows or detective shows you know about the good cop and bad cop scenario. One of the detectives questions the suspect in a nice, friendly and I’m your buddy way. The other is rough and sounds like he means business. After they break the suspect down, they may or may not really make a deal. Some suspects won’t have anything to do with this line of questioning and just keep asking for their lawyer.
This is not a method you would use to question your kids about what they have been up to. But using something similar when you are trying to protect them from the weird world of cyber space may be in order. A person would have to live in another world to be unaware that there are predators on the internet. Even the few who don’t own a computer have probably heard about predators getting to know kids via the computer. This is something they have seen on the news or heard someone they know talking about.
Though computers are a good tool and can be used for good clean fun, they can also been an open door. Mean people take advantage of this open door. They try to get to your child or teenager. This is why you should be an aggressive bad cop. If you don’t take control of what your children do on the internet someone may take control of your child’s mind.
When you get the Keylogger you have the ability to take an aggressive stance against the enemies of your children that hid on the internet. You can stop the people with bad ideas from influencing your children from the internet.
Go ahead and get aggressive—be the bad cop that saved your own child from a predator or someone else that could have undue influence over your child. You may want to stop him or her from visiting violent game sites. You can go to www.click-logger.com and get the software you need to stop any activities on the computer that you want to stop. You can do it in stealth mode. Be aggressive now.
About the Author: Sasko is the owner of Click-Logger.Com, the BEST software for monitoring internet activities on your computer.
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