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Question
Can I
restrict or control the Internet content my family sees?
Answer
You can
set up your computer to control access to inappropriate Internet
content. If you're using Internet Explorer as your browser,
this can be accomplished by using its Content Advisor feature.
To adjust Content Advisor's settings, please follow these
instructions:
- From
the Windows Start menu, choose Control Panel.
- Double-click
the Internet Options panel.
- Click
the Content tab.
- In
the Content Advisor area, click Enable. If
you haven't selected a password, you'll be prompted to do
so now.
- Type
in your password.
- On
the Ratings tab, click a category in the list, then
adjust the slider to set its limits.
- Repeat
this process for each category you want to adjust.
- Click
Apply.
- Click
OK.
Content Advisor
also gives you the option to allow others to occasionally view
unrated or restricted content. To allow others to occasionally
view unrated content:
- From
the Windows Start menu, choose Control Panel.
- Double-click
the Internet Options panel.
- Click
the Content tab.
- Click
Settings.
- Type
in your password.
- Click
the General tab.
- Check
the box next to Users can see sites that have no rating.
- Click
Apply.
- Click
OK.
To allow
others to occasionally view restricted content:
- From
the Windows Start menu, choose Control Panel.
- Double-click
the Internet Options panel.
- Click
the Content tab.
- Click
Settings.
- Type
in your password.
- Click
the General tab.
- Check
the box next to Supervisor can type a password to allow
users to view restricted content.
- Click
Apply.
- Click
OK.
Content Advisor
uses very cautious rating standards when you first enable it.
You can adjust these settings to match your own preferences.
Not all Internet content is rated. If you choose to allow others
to view unrated sites, some of those could contain inappropriate
content.
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