I have a couple questions here...
We also have Internet Explorer (with the filtering set at 0), and we also have a cable ISP, does this make a difference in the sexual sites that are popped up on your computer? I personally have had none of this happen to me (I am a novice computer operator of 9 mos). Is it common to have this stuff "pop-up" on your screen while doing a search? I "can" access porn if I "wanted" to, which I don't but it doesn't just pop up.
And as for email, I have a filter on that (I might get a nasty message every once in a blue moon), but no pictures or anything.
Anyone care to answer my questions, please?
Re: I have a couple questions here...
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Originally posted by anna_66
We also have Internet Explorer (with the filtering set at 0), and we also have a cable ISP, does this make a difference in the sexual sites that are popped up on your computer? I personally have had none of this happen to me (I am a novice computer operator of 9 mos). Is it common to have this stuff "pop-up" on your screen while doing a search? I "can" access porn if I "wanted" to, which I don't but it doesn't just pop up.
And as for email, I have a filter on that (I might get a nasty message every once in a blue moon), but no pictures or anything.
Anyone care to answer my questions, please?
I have DSL and have never really had a bad site pop up window. I do get pop up advertisments sometimes, but nothing bad........just phone rates advertisments, etc. The Internet Explorer filter thing blocks the right sites, and not the wrong ones. I mean, like it doesn't block stuff its not supposed to block like other dumb filters I've experienced. If anyone tries to access bad sites on my computer (no one in the house ever would) they can't. I have my bulk mail filter set of hotmail, and it keeps most of the junk out, but not all. :( I wish it would filter all the trashy emails! I have a policy though, of not opening any email that I don't know where its coming from. All my junk mail goes straight to the trash. :D