Re: 14 year old son and pornography
From: Silvard (c_silvard@hotmail.com)
Date: 09/02/02
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From: "Silvard" <c_silvard@hotmail.com> Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 09:46:08 -0700
It should be noted that getting so called
porno "subscriptions" via email is not an indicator of
porno usage. It happens to the best of us. Almost all
heavy internet users will eventually be "spammed" by
hundreds of these porno messages in a month. I do not
look at pornography, yet recieve tons of these messages.
And if you are skeptical of a 19 year old female, then
perhaps you should ask my twelve year old sister, whose
mail account is continuously spammed with endless amounts
of this sludge.
And as a final note, what follows is a personal
suggestion. If you don't wish to be lectured on how to
raise your son, you should probably ignore it. In any
case, you should TALK to your son. He is becoming a
teenager, with all the raging hormones that involves. And
as a bit controversial note...would you rather your son
browsing porno (IF He even is, you don't seem to have much
proof)...is that worse than your son sleeping around with
other girls, getting all varieties of diseases and
emotional heartache? Surely, we can't have him viewing
porno, he needs to vent his sexual frustration by
actually "Doing it" eh?
Ah well, that's my two cents.
>-----Original Message-----
>Have you tried "disk cleanup" in systems tools, and view
the files in
>temporary internet files as thumb nails it will show all.
>
>"Dr. Jody Bart" <lgirl@ceva.net> wrote in message
>news:bd9401c251e6$e27ce8c0$b1e62ecf@tkmsftngxa04...
>> My 14 year old son is definately accessing pornography
>> sites. We use XP. I've given him his own user profile
>> with limited rights. I have administrative control.
>> He's getting pornography on Outlook Express and on his
>> profile's MSN Explorer and I.E. I know his password for
>> the Outlook, that's how I found his pornography
>> subscription, but not for the MS Explorer. I want to be
>> able to get into his I.E. cache and history to get rid
of
>> the pornography from all hidden files and to use as
>> leverage when I confront him. But I don't know how to
>> get into his profile info without erasing his account
(or
>> changing his password. Is there a way as an
>> administrator that I can go "behind the scenes" and get
>> rid of all the porno crap he's put onto this machine?
>> I've looked at porno "cleaners" but they seem to want to
>> catch things that clearly are not pornography but papers
>> I write as an academician that may mention words that
the
>> cleaner thinks of as "questionable". How can I check up
>> on this in the background without completely clearing
his
>> profile?
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