imsafer: protection for kids
Kids love internet chat. They love Facebook, Bebo, MSN and they love chatting away on their home PC. Just like they love swimming, cycling, football and going out with their friends.
And just like everything else they do, you need to make sure it’s safe for your kids to have a good time when they’re on the internet.
It’s a shame but everyone knows there’s a small chance that one of your children’s online friends could be a child abuser. Plus school bullies now use social networks and chat rooms to pick on kids outside the playground.
- imsafer is an intelligent system that knows what your children’s online friends are saying to them.
- It’s trained to recognise adults and bullies that target children by analysing the things they say.
- If imsafer spots something that poses a threat to your child, you’ll get an email alert with advice about what to do next.
imsafer Basic
- imsafer protects children by scanning chat for bullying, self-harm threats and online predators (often called grooming). It is the most advanced chat protection available online.
- In independent tests * imsafer scored an accuracy rating of 98.4% - which means you can rely on it to protect your children while you get on with your busy life.
- imsafer covers all the main chat programs, protecting thousands of children on…Windows Live Messenger (MSN), AOL Messenger, Google Talk, Yahoo Messenger, ICQ & IRC
imsafer Plus also:
- Upgrade to imsafer Plus and you can add the ability to scan wall posts, emails, comments and status messages for bullying, grooming or threats to self harm.
- imafer Plus gives your kids appropriate protection on: Facebook, MySpace, Bebo, Meebo and Windows Live.
- You can also use imsafer plus to monitor the public profile information your children post and keep you updated when it changes…just in case they tell all 90 million Facebook members that your house is going to be empty for 2 weeks while you’re on holiday!
"imsafer has really helped to know what is going on with my children's circle of friends. I have been able to approach my children and talk to them about hot topics."
- Orlando
