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The
Problem...
Parents,
educators, and employers want to prevent children, students, and
employees from viewing objectionable content on the internet. Until
now, the only solutions available attempt to block websites based on
contextual word analysis (keywords), flesh tone analysis, or maintain a
list of offending websites. These techniques do not work
because:
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Keyword
and flesh tone analysis often return false positives and thus
over-block.
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Maintaining
and a comprehensive and accurate list of categorized web sites is a
difficult task due to the dynamic nature of the Internet and therefore
it is not possible to block all objectionable content.
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Much
of
the commercially available content monitoring and filtering technology
is software-based and is installed on each and every monitored device.
A single solution may not work for PCs, Macs, iPads, and other
devices. In addition, it can be bypassed by users with
relative ease in many circumstances.
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Objectionable
content is very subjective, but you know it when you see it.
Watching
Box is the Solution
WatchingBox
is a device that simply captures every image on every website visited
by any computer, iPad, or other device on the network
–transparently! It provides parents, educators, and employers
with a collage of captured images (similar to a Google Image search),
allowing them to very quickly identify objectionable content.
WatchingBox is a device and not software-based and thus it cannot be
easily bypassed. In fact, if it is ever unplugged or disconnected from
the internet it will display a notification.
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For more information, please contact
Justin Pauley / Justin@WatchingBox.com |
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