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A hard chip embedded into the mobo might even withstand the hacks of most if not all of the savvy youth, which a software solution thus far has been unable to do.
One problem with any type of security that depends on the adults technical savvy is sure to fail as the youth of today are so much more advanced then most of their parents and they can bypass everything available today that the parents have the ability to set.
You would be amazed at how naive most computer users are even to this day. A perfect example is that with at least 50% of my new clients, the virus protection they received with their new computer has expired and they just ignore that. they are just surfing along with out any protection at all, and most do not even realize it.
There absolutely must in my opinion, be an effort by the webmasters to somehow identify their sites as pornographic or adult, but after they do so the responsibility must then fall on the parent to filter what their children can access.
A v-chip sounds good, but would that be enabled by default on all new computers? That would cause an uproar larger then any seen before. So it would have to be shipped turned off by default, and thus would be absolutely worthless as most people would not be bothered to enable it.
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2006-01-24, 01:12 PM
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