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Did you ever have "career day" in elementary school, where your parents came in and told the class about what they do for a living?
A recent thread on Reddit asked the children of porn stars to come forward and reveal how they found out about what their folks did for a living — and what they thought about it.
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Tricks and tools to limit adult content on phones, tablets and computers.
Here’s the thing: Porn is all over the internet. You can’t totally get rid of it. Still, most parents want to do what they can to prevent kids from seeing explicit content. But here’s the other thing: You can set all the blockers, filters, and parental controls in the universe, and not only will your kids still see porn, you still have to talk to them about what porn is, why it exists, and why it’s not for them. In fact, using tech tools to limit adult content works best when combined with conversations that convey your values about love, sexuality, and relationships. (Get tips on talking to tweens and teens about internet porn.)
Here are five ways to block porn as much as possible.
Pros: Easy to enable
Cons: Easy for kids to turn off
Pros: Built right into the OS
Cons: May require frequent fine-tuning
On your kid’s phone or tablet
Open Settings on your kid’s device. Scroll down and tap Screen Time. Select Content & Privacy Restrictions and then toggle that feature on. Go through each setting and determine what you’ll allow and what you want to limit. To cut down on porn, drill down into the Content Restrictions section and turn off all explicit content for all media, including Web Content.
Pass code-protect the settings
What to do when your kids ask about online pornIn Settings/Screen Time, tap Use Screen Time Passcode. Type in a four-digit code that your kid doesn’t know and won’t guess. (If your kid has already created a pass code, you’ll need the number to change it to something only you know.)
Pros: Depending on your service, settings can apply to TV channels as well as the internet
Cons: Some cost money; controls can be confusing
Pros: Provide a lot of control, including website blocking, screen limits, and even social media monitoring
Cons: May not work across all platforms (for example, PCs and Macs) or all devices (for example, phones on Wi-Fi and network-connected desktops); kids can get around them using a variety of easily searchable methods
Explore the offerings
A wide range of parental-control products means you’ll need to do your research to find the one that really works best for you. This chart offers a good overview of available products and what they do.
Review the settings
Plenty of features—such as the ability to block specific websites, restrict certain domains (such as those from porn producers), and alert you to search terms kids might use, such as “sex”—give you a lot of options. Take advantage of free trials (from reputable companies) to get a sense of whether the products address your specific needs, work with your existing devices, and feel manageable to you.
Pros: Can monitor every device on the network, including those that are Wi-Fi-enabled and network-connected
Cons: May lack advanced features such as ultrafast connections and download speeds; can include pricey subscriptions; don’t cover kids’ devices on other networks
Determine your existing setup
Internet routers—the devices that bring the internet into your home—are typically not user-friendly at all. In fact, many people simply use the one supplied by their ISP and don’t worry about it unless its lights stop flashing. Your router may already have built-in filtering services you don’t use because you haven’t wanted to muck around in your network settings. Don’t be intimidated. Open the network icon on your main computer to see whether it includes anything that looks like parental controls (filtering, blocking, etc.) in its software.
Check out the available products
New products that either replace or work with your existing network router, such as Circle with Disney and Torch, are popular with families because they offer appealing designs and easy-to-use software. If you’re buying a new router, look for one that has advanced features and parental controls (here’s a good guide). You’ll want to buy the most state-of-the-art product within your budget to keep up with your family’s growing needs. Streaming services, gaming, new phones, and tablets will all put demands on your router.
Determine which devices you want monitored
The big advantage of router-based solutions is that their settings can apply to all your devices, from the game console to the family PC to your kids’ phones. You may not want to monitor your own devices—unless there’s a chance your kids will use them. Remember, if your kid goes off your network, such as at a friend’s house, it’s not covered (although some products, such as Circle, offer mobile monitoring through an app you download on your kid’s phone).
This article was originally published on Common Sense Media.
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