So, my father has a peculiar problem. There are seven of us kids that still live at home. Three of us have our own laptops, one has a desktop, and the three remaining (younger ones) use the family computer. We also have a D-Link wireless router.
My father is interested in filtering the crap out of the internet. This is a simple matter of installing Net Nanny on the computer that he owns (the family one), but not really possible for the ones we own. As far as I understand, the only way he could do it is if we all set him up as the administrator on our computers and allow him to install the software. Needless to say, this idea makes us cringe a little.
Is there any hardware/software out there that is like a wireless router with filtering software built in? Or is there another solution that I'm not thinking of? We need to filter the internet at its source.
Or does Net Nanny actually require a password for uninstall? Maybe he wouldn't need to be the administrator...
