Naomi: Free Parental Internet Filter
Ciaran Moore - November 30, 2006
Naomi is a free Internet parental control filter to help prevent your kids from viewing inappropriate material while online.
Naomi doesn’t rely on a simple list of banned sites like a lot of similiar programs do. Instead it examines in real time, all the data being transmitted and received through the Internet application, such as web browsers and chat programs. Monitoring is not limited to web sites, but covers the whole local Internet traffic. It also allows blocking of file-sharing applications and the whole thing can be password-protected. It’s also got some useful plug ins that may be of use, such as one to block Myspace access and one to hide the tray icon.
All in all its worth checking out if you’ve been looking for a free way of protecting your kids when they’re online! You can get more info and the free download from here.
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December 7th, 2006 at 6:22 am
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February 1st, 2008 at 1:27 pm
Hi.
I installed your software a couple of days ago, then I removed it completely from my computer but your logo is still showing up on the tool bar and the software is still working. Please advise me how to unload your software. Thanks. Nic