I'm more concerned about the surprising acts of violence and profanity-like an Elmo search on YouTube that shows the little guy being immolated while he dances, or Spongebob Squarepants being set to Scarface dialog.Īll this is a long way for me to say that concerned parents should at least know how to set software restrictions on the Web-connected devices they let their kids play with. The odds of a four year-old accidentally typing "hardcore porn" into a Google search bar are pretty slim (though we've seen autocorrect do some crazy things). It's not even the Web's sexual content I'm that worried about at this point. As the father of a 4-year-old, I run our house like digital-era Holden Caulfield, disabling or password-protecting the browser on every gadget I can own. They're on my phone, my TV, my computer, my tablet, and apparently coming soon to my refrigerator. In spite of this, Web browsers have quickly blanketed my home over the past few years. Have been able to set up the email portion but how do I convert/move my e-address read more.
Yes, it's also mankind's greatest repository of collected knowledge-but some of the Internet's knowledge might be a little inappropriate for young minds. I use Mozilla Thunderbird for my email with Verizon being the email provider. The Internet is a place where innocence goes to die.
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