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Note: Parents are not monitored if you “Uncheck the Monitoring Box in My Account Settings.”
To help you view all the features of the software, we provide you simple and easy to read reports. In “My Reports” tab, first select the “User” you would like the reports on from the drop down menu. If you haven’t set up any Users, don’t worry as the software will email the same information under the name, “Admin.”
Next, enter the “Number of Words to Email Before and After a Keyword” or leave it defaulted at 25. There may be times when there is a “Keyword” match and you don’t receive “25 words” prior or after. This occurs when a conversation is limited and the software can only send you what was typed.
“Uncheck” any box to stop the reports from being emailed to you. Use the drop down menu’s to set the frequency. We have defaulted all reports to be emailed on a weekly basis. Don’t forget to click on the Save Button.
If applicable, repeat the process for each User. + More Info...
MyKidisSafe features over 1,300 “Keywords, Internet Lingo and Street Slang” in these categories: Sexual Content, Drugs, Alcohol, Attitude & Intolerance and allows you to enter “Your Own Custom Keywords”.
Every parent has a different way of protecting each of their children. That's why we created “User Profiles.” Each of your children can be individually “Monitored” for all “Keyword Categories”or only some. Simply select the “User,” choose the “Keyword Categories” by keeping the box checked for “Monitoring,” and finally click on “Save.”
How does it work? We scan all Internet Activity looking for objectionable “Keywords.” Our software features over 1,300 “Keywords” in these “Categories:” Sexual Content, Drugs, Alcohol, Attitude & Intolerance and what we call, My Keywords. When there is a “Keyword Match ,” we warn you with an email of the conversation.
We've made it our goal to do all the thinking for you, so we've chosen to default Monitor all “Keywords” in a “Category.” We've spent countless hours creating a database of “Street Slang”,“Internet Lingo”and their “Definition” right at your fingertips.
Remember, we want to do all the thinking for you. Think about that. It's our goal to keep up with latest terminology so you can have peace of mind.
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