Nowadays, computer and intertnet have become useful tools for every family, which can provide a high level of entertainment and education for children. However, there are many pornography, violent and other malicious contents in the internet, if your children touched these bad contents, it will damage them. So, parents should monitor these contents, which children has browsed on the internet, and then block some bad websites from visiting.
Then, how to track browsing activity of a computer user? Today, it is very easy to track browsing activity for a computer user, but you should pick a right software to track and limit Internet Usage of a computer user.
Isurveillancesoft Keylogger is just a professional internet activity software, it can record visted websites of any computer user, and write these url of websites into a log file, then you can see these log files by a professional analyse software.
Isurveillancesoft Keylogger is an excellent
parental control software and
employee monitoring software. Not only it allows parents to track internet activity of kids, but it also allows employer to track internet activity of employee. In fact, it allows you to track any other computer actitity, such as: inputted keystrokes, running applications, content of clipboard and screenshot of computer desktop, it sounds good.
After you can track browsing activity of a computer user, you must want to block some specified websites from visiting, but how to limit internet usage. Isurveillancesoft is just a software to limit internet usage. There is a website black list in the software, if you want to block a user to visit a website, you can add the website into the website black list. For example, if you want to block kids to visit Facebook, you can add 'facebook' or 'facebook.com' into the website black list, and then any other computer user can not visit Facebook on the computer.
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