A password is needed to uninstall and stopping the process/service will render the web inaccessible, so no _easy_ way to get around it.Ĭontrol And Monitor Your Child's Activities With Parental Controls OpenDNS will also do content filtering if setup correctlyĮDIT: Parents can view a breakdown of the sites users visited that were blocked, including the address and time it was accessed. I really like it, especially for it's price and have recommended it to both family and clients who've expressed an interest. Certain sites can also be explicitly allowed through. It's very easy to use from a parent point of view and content can be blocked on a category basis, or a per page basis as needed. I _think_ you can turn off the displaying of a block page entirely and just show a blank page, but don't quote me.
This option to proceed can easily be disabled if you'd rather not. When pages are blocked you can choose to have a sound played, a "blocked" message displayed, with the option to continue if an administrator password is entered. To access the admin interface the parent uses a web interface running on the local machine, on some obscure port i can't remember now. It can be hidden completely from most places, the service still shows as running though. It's based on BlueCoat's enterprise filtering applications so it's pretty robust and won't slow down browsing noticeably. I quite like K9 Web Protection from BlueCoat, which is free for home use.
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