A Cybercop's Guide to Internet Child Safety: Www. Cybercopguide. com
- ISBN-10
- 0985351101
- ISBN-13
- 9780985351106
- Category
- Cyberbullying
- Pages
- 318
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2012-05-01
- Publisher
- SecurusMedia
- Author
- Glen Klinkhart
Description
Learn from a real life Cybercop about the dangers and the pitfalls of the Internet and how to keep your children safe online. Read about real stories from actual case files involving the Internet. Read how to keep your kids from becoming a victim on the Internet. Learn about what the Internet is and how it works. Learn to setup web filters on your computer. Search your family's computers for hidden clues of Internet activity. Learn about Chat software and Chat rooms. Learn about email and how Internet Protocol Addresses (IP) work. Discover what specific kinds of trouble your kids can get into online including: Pornography, Sexting, CyberBullying, Hate Sites, Bomb making recipes, and Computer Intrusion (Hacking).
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