IPOWER Applications Announces New Child Internet Monitoring Portal
Thursday, September 20th, 2007The internet is a place where people of all ages are spending time, including children. Parents cannot always be looking right over a child’s shoulder while they are doing homework on the computer, but parents can help to protect children with the use of IPOWER Applications’ new Child internet monitoring portal.
Cranston, Rhode Island (IPRWIRE) Thur, September 20th, 2007 — IPOWER Applications Inc. (http://www.doyoupowwow.com) is proud to announce the launching of their flagship Child internet monitoring portal known as Home Pow Wow. This child protection community portal is a place where parents can monitor the family’s activity any time, from anywhere. This allows for parents to protect their children from the luring dangers of child predators, class room bullies, or other peer pressures and adversities present in the complex lives of today’s children.
The world is not the place that it once was where parents could see each person that a child came in contact with. Today children spend time on the internet, often at the request of teachers who have asked for extensive research to be done. Unfortunately when children get online parents have no idea who children may be interacting with, and this ignorance can prove to be devastating to children as well as whole families and communities. Not allowing children to get online is not the answer, seeking out better monitoring devices is the answer.