Comments on: Google Uses Colored Balls, Adds ‘Lock’ Feature to SafeSearch http://techchunks.com/technology/google-uses-colored-balls-adds-lock-feature-to-safesearch/ Chunks of Latest Tech Tips, Tricks and Tweaks - Latest Technology News, Updates on New Mobile Phones, Gadgets, Gaming, iPhone, iPod Touch, Web 2.0 and more Tue, 22 May 2012 14:40:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Ms. Freeman http://techchunks.com/technology/google-uses-colored-balls-adds-lock-feature-to-safesearch/comment-page-1/#comment-441 Ms. Freeman Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:51:34 +0000 http://techchunks.com/?p=727#comment-441 I am all for anything that will protect the innocence of children. There are so many dangers on the web and a parent can't always stand directly behind when they are surfing the web. So having this bright indicator that both parent and child can see and immediately back out of the page is great. :) .-= Ms. Freeman´s last blogpost >> <a href="http://www.freemanlegacyllc.com/2009/11/10-reasons-start-blog/" rel="nofollow">10 Reasons to Start a Blog</a> =-. I am all for anything that will protect the innocence of children. There are so many dangers on the web and a parent can’t always stand directly behind when they are surfing the web. So having this bright indicator that both parent and child can see and immediately back out of the page is great. :)
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]]> By: Ross http://techchunks.com/technology/google-uses-colored-balls-adds-lock-feature-to-safesearch/comment-page-1/#comment-437 Ross Fri, 13 Nov 2009 09:20:04 +0000 http://techchunks.com/?p=727#comment-437 This sounds great. Will this feature extend to Google searches on mobile phones? At present, most Internet enabled phones in South Afric are being used by teenagers to download porn: its really easy! I am looking for a way to put a specific and selective block on mobile phones without shutting down IM software and constructive Google searches - for learning purposes. At present, local mobile networks don't offer sophisticated search blocks. This sounds great. Will this feature extend to Google searches on mobile phones? At present, most Internet enabled phones in South Afric are being used by teenagers to download porn: its really easy! I am looking for a way to put a specific and selective block on mobile phones without shutting down IM software and constructive Google searches – for learning purposes. At present, local mobile networks don’t offer sophisticated search blocks.

]]> By: Sonya http://techchunks.com/technology/google-uses-colored-balls-adds-lock-feature-to-safesearch/comment-page-1/#comment-436 Sonya Thu, 12 Nov 2009 09:19:32 +0000 http://techchunks.com/?p=727#comment-436 It's perfectly fine to protect children from adult material. That's one of the jobs that responsible parents do. I firmly agree that adult material should not be available at public libraries. It’s perfectly fine to protect children from adult material. That’s one of the jobs that responsible parents do. I firmly agree that adult material should not be available at public libraries.

]]> By: Ann http://techchunks.com/technology/google-uses-colored-balls-adds-lock-feature-to-safesearch/comment-page-1/#comment-435 Ann Wed, 11 Nov 2009 10:18:43 +0000 http://techchunks.com/?p=727#comment-435 I think this is a good feature, especially for families. Further, many schools (yes, even elementary schools) mandate a technology course or block. One of the things taught (to elementary schools), is how to use a search engine. This is a good feature for multiple reasons. It won't affect me, 'cause I'm the only person that uses my machines @ home or work. Thanks again for the article/post. I think this is a good feature, especially for families. Further, many schools (yes, even elementary schools) mandate a technology course or block. One of the things taught (to elementary schools), is how to use a search engine. This is a good feature for multiple reasons.

It won’t affect me, ’cause I’m the only person that uses my machines @ home or work.
Thanks again for the article/post.

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