Re: Is there a freeware snoop program for watching kids' activities on Windows?

[Bill Davies]

On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 03:07:42 -0800 (PST), sandy58 wrote:

>> Does decent freeware snoopware exist for watching over teenagers' activity?
>
> Any keylogger or Net Nanny but the danger being...kid finds outhe/she
> is being spied on. Kid goes elsewhere to "do the business".

The kids should expect it of their parents just like anyone at work should
expect it of their IT department or anyone on their private computer to
expect it (of their ISP and Police).

But, that's why it needs to be as stealthy as necessary. In my case, I'm
fine if the spyware programs find it since the kids don't run them, I do.

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[Jonathan Mars]

"Bill Davies" <bdavies399@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> The kids should expect it of their parents just like anyone at work should
> expect it of their IT department or anyone on their private computer to
> expect it (of their ISP and Police).

You ****ing fag! Expect it of the police and ISP's??? **** you *******. Oh,
and there are no logs of this post at my ISP or Usenet provider.