Internet Surfing potential threats:
 It is important to note the types of dangers that children may be susceptible to on the Internet. the most important danger is the inappropriate content available on the Internet. There is a lot of content on the Web that includes: exposure to nudity or other explicit material, hate groups, racist web sites, information on cult groups, graphic violence, promotional material about tobacco, alcohol or drugs.

How to act? 
 The Internet Parental Control delivered by TerraNet is ideal for home users with children, providing your family with safe access to the Internet at all times. It can be conveniently enabled or disabled from the Account page.
 Ensures that your family is only accessing appropriate designated web content. Peace of mind through safe surfing. Regular updates to our database ensuring all newly created websites are listed and categorized without you having to update any software on your computer. Our web based system is regularly upgraded so you will always have the very latest protection. 

Telephone support available 24/7 by calling the Customer Care Department @1293 Practical Tips and recommendations for parents: 
In order to avoid the online threats that children can face on the Internet, parents should follow some simple but very effective rules.

•  Do not place the computer directly in the child room. Keep it in a visible place in the house. This way you can walk by, check what is on the screen and even ask questions. If you see that your child quickly closes the screen when you are around, this is a red flag that needs further investigations
•  Spend as much time as possible with your children on the computer / Internet. Show them that you are interested in their online friends just like you know their real-life friends.
• Play together and let them show you what new things they have learned or the things they like. This way you will help them identify inappropriate communications.
  
  

According to the children age, schedule computer / Internet use sessions and even set limit traffic. Allow access only to certain websites previously agreed together with your children. You can check with the children's teachers for suggested Web sites and for recommendations for good resources online.

Educate your kids to: 

Always use a nickname instead of real name Never give out personal information (name, address, age, telephone number, password, credit card number, and so on) in chat rooms and email Always inform you if they receive any suspicious requests Never exchange photographs over the Internet Never agree to meet anyone in person that you met in a chat room .