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Kid Safe Main Page
» Step 1: Net Predators are a Threat
» Step 2: Kid-Friendly Security Software » Step 3: Block Explicit Sites in your Browser » Step 4: Safeguarding AOL for Kids » Step 5: Monitor Instant Messages » Step 6: Stop Objectionable Spam » Step 7: Safety Suites for your Kids » Step 8: Web Resources for Safe Surfing Keep your Kids Safe Online Step 5: Monitor Instant Messages
If there's one thing teens love more than MTV, it's instant messaging, either in online chat rooms or via IM clients such as ICQ and Yahoo Messenger. Either way, a little parental intervention is essential.Start by telling your kids not to give out personal information, even when they're in chat rooms with friends. It's also a good idea to review their user profiles, as certain words and information can attract online predators. Try to keep the profile as nondescript as possible. Hobbies and interests are OK, but don't specify age or sex. ![]() To block unknown users in AOL Instant Messenger, follow these steps.
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