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Originally posted by pointr97
reply to post by BanMonsanto
did i say anything about limiting....nope, don't think so....I also was pretty clear about discrete...meaning, I want her to be herself, but would like to catch a problem sign before it becomes a problem. If that needs explained further, you have no experience being a dad to a teenage girl....I am almost 40, and if my boss feels it is warranted to monitor my activity discretely......then monitoring a mentally immature girl with free access to the internet with webcam and no real idea of the ramifications of a bad decision is kinda a mute point, don't you agree?
Originally posted by type0civ
reply to post by pointr97
I read all your posts again and I'm certain your the moms boyfriend..not the child's dad. How can you not care if she views porn? What are you trying to do then? You don't knowthe story behind her Skype incident.
Start talking pal
Originally posted by mainidh
Originally posted by pointr97
reply to post by BanMonsanto
did i say anything about limiting....nope, don't think so....I also was pretty clear about discrete...meaning, I want her to be herself, but would like to catch a problem sign before it becomes a problem. If that needs explained further, you have no experience being a dad to a teenage girl....I am almost 40, and if my boss feels it is warranted to monitor my activity discretely......then monitoring a mentally immature girl with free access to the internet with webcam and no real idea of the ramifications of a bad decision is kinda a mute point, don't you agree?
(edited out, read it wrong, something about 19 year olds... but the rest stands tbh)
Make sure she can check your logs too, because you're a good father and have nothing to hide - no not even asking on the entire internet about how to best spy on your daughter.
Or .. nah, when my father would not let me alone, it distanced us massively. You may regret your intent one day..edit on 17-1-2012 by mainidh because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by pointr97
Originally posted by type0civ
Originally posted by pointr97
reply to post by BanMonsanto
did i say anything about limiting....nope, don't think so....I also was pretty clear about discrete...meaning, I want her to be herself, but would like to catch a problem sign before it becomes a problem. If that needs explained further, you have no experience being a dad to a teenage girl....I am almost 40, and if my boss feels it is warranted to monitor my activity discretely......then monitoring a mentally immature girl with free access to the internet with webcam and no real idea of the ramifications of a bad decision is kinda a mute point, don't you agree?
????? Somethings wrong here...you may as well be peeking in her window. Turning on the webcam is not protecting her..limiting access is and laying out rules. You need help.
what are you talking about? I said view her desktop not her cam....She is the one with the webcam unrestricted.
edit-you are so off base and trying to turn this into an entirely different topic.....remote viewing a desktop is looking at what is on another screen, nothing more, ie facebook open or internet explorer with ATS on it....I have zero clue what you are referring to, nor do I want toedit on 17-1-2012 by pointr97 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by pointr97
Two years ago, we got a call from an irrate parent that told us their son got a disturbing picture of OUR daughter on his phone....We thought we handled it, but I would feel real stupid if it happened again.....sorry if that concern is missing everyone.edit on 17-1-2012 by pointr97 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by JJRichey
reply to post by pointr97
Maybe you can do a remote deskop connection? This would allow you to see the same thing she is seeing on her desktop at any time....though I'm not sure if its possiable to make the connection invisiable or not.
Originally posted by Hawking
Just warning you...with your current attitude toward her privacy, the teenage years are going to be ROUGH with her.
And to insult her entire generation saying that they have no social skills just goes to show that you really have no idea what you're talking about and are blind beyond belief
Originally posted by pointr97
Originally posted by Hawking
Just warning you...with your current attitude toward her privacy, the teenage years are going to be ROUGH with her.
And to insult her entire generation saying that they have no social skills just goes to show that you really have no idea what you're talking about and are blind beyond belief
you must be close to that generation for taking such insult to it......no they really don't have much in the way of social skills...maybe among their peers...but with adults.....nope.
Originally posted by mainidh
Originally posted by pointr97
Two years ago, we got a call from an irrate parent that told us their son got a disturbing picture of OUR daughter on his phone....We thought we handled it, but I would feel real stupid if it happened again.....sorry if that concern is missing everyone.edit on 17-1-2012 by pointr97 because: (no reason given)
I fully understand that concern, but invisible shackles are not the answer and make things worse. What did she learn from that previous scenario? Does she have a mobile phone? Pretty much all mobiles sold today have cameras on them... and access to facebook, twitter etc. A laptop is not going to be a lot different.
You'll give yourself an ulcer unless you - as a parent and not a spy - remedy it.
Lets say you go through her history and find she's sent another picture. That damage is already done. All you can do now is tell her HOW you discovered it.... I do not see that faring well.
There is still a difference between a child who is curious and learning, and one who continues to make the same mistakes - So I do get you..
Some mistakes have to be made before the lesson sinks in, I guess - on both parts.
Originally posted by Hawking
Originally posted by pointr97
Originally posted by Hawking
Just warning you...with your current attitude toward her privacy, the teenage years are going to be ROUGH with her.
And to insult her entire generation saying that they have no social skills just goes to show that you really have no idea what you're talking about and are blind beyond belief
you must be close to that generation for taking such insult to it......no they really don't have much in the way of social skills...maybe among their peers...but with adults.....nope.
I'm 11 years older than her...and why would she want to socialize with someone who is on an internet forum looking for ways to spy on her?
BTW someone else already said it - if she has a cell phone and is going to make bad personal decisions, it's too late, laptop's no differentedit on 17-1-2012 by Hawking because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by B1ayneO
you my friend are in for a rude awakening...teens are waaayyy more tech savy than the average 40 yr old man for example you came to a conspiracy website asking how to spy on you daughter
and even if you succeed in catching her doing something "wrong" she will still find ways to circumvent your authority so its as simple as this
Do you want your daughter to respect you??? if so then treat her like a young woman talk to her and respect her...if not be sneaky sneaky and get rickrolled by her in the process and make the next 4 years of her life extremely uncomfortable then by all means go ahead
she is your daughter after all.
do what you think is right i do not come on here and ask people for help to raise my son it is all trial and error