Google launches Family Safety Center
Google -- along with several partners -- has just unveiled their new Family Safety Center. It's a collection of resources designed to help people better understand things like cyberbullying and abuse, malware, and controlling access to inappropriate/explicit content.
The site focuses on information like videos and tips from parents who work at Google -- the only actual "tools" provided are links to Google's SafeSearch, SafeSearch Lock, and YouTube Safety Mode. All are definitely worth knowing about if you're a parent, but I'd also encourage you to check out two incredibly useful downloads Microsoft offers: Live Family Safety and Security Essentials. Both are free, and every bit as good (if not better) than similar programs you'd pay for.
The site focuses on information like videos and tips from parents who work at Google -- the only actual "tools" provided are links to Google's SafeSearch, SafeSearch Lock, and YouTube Safety Mode. All are definitely worth knowing about if you're a parent, but I'd also encourage you to check out two incredibly useful downloads Microsoft offers: Live Family Safety and Security Essentials. Both are free, and every bit as good (if not better) than similar programs you'd pay for.












