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As a responsible parent, you should not be relying on filtering to educate your children. Filters have more holes than Swiss cheese, often block entirely legiti
by marksomnian 8y ago
As a responsible parent, you should not be relying on filtering to educate your children. Filters have more holes than Swiss cheese, often block entirely legitimate educational resources, make your children know that you don't trust them to be responsible, and learning about proxies and VPNs is trivial for them (just try googling "proxy servers unblock websites").
If you don't trust your children to use the internet responsibly, don't let them use it. Or let them use it but only under your supervision. If you let them go wild but put up filters, they will find a way around, one way or another, and at that point the princess is in another castle.
- XparentX 8y agoI agree on the most. When my kids grow older, I’ll teach them. And the trick with local CA is awesome!
- unethical_ban 8y agoallowed domains: en.wikipedia.org I'm all for having discussions, but if you think the dichotomy should be "don't use the Internet at ALL" or "Talk to them about it and hope they're mature enough to avoid getting rick-rolled into rotten.com" then I heartily disagree.
- dzhiurgis 8y agoallowed netname: WIKIMEDIA-EU-NET problem solved