There is a huge proliferation of print management software in the market and you can be sure that it is so in response to the huge demand there is for such a product. If you are wondering whether or not you should use print management software, here are the top three reasons why you should:

1. Reduce Costs:
One of the biggest problems faced by many businesses, big and small, is the loss of resources towards their employee’s personal purposes. There are many people who use their office resources like telephone, printers and fax machines for their personal use in order to save themselves the expense. But, this leads to a huge cost to the company and you have the right to restrict this expense. Installing print management software can help you effectively stop the use of your office printer for personal use by your employees.

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Children will play online games whether you like it or not. It is certainly better to monitor the gaming habits of your child rather than preventing him or her from playing. Trying to get your children to stop something is like providing them more incentive to do so.

On the other hand, there are many online games that are simply not suitable for children; they contain profanity, nudity and too much violence. If kids are exposed to these factors at a young age, it could severely affect their behavior as children are easily impressionable.

Take for instance the news about an 11 year old killing his 9 year old brother over a video game. Most people would like to blame the presence of a gun in the house as the factor that led to the death. But, many of us have grown up in houses with firearms and we are right here, alive and kicking. The presence of firearms is not enough to kill someone. Even if the crime in this case was committed by a child, it was nonetheless an intentional crime. The child intended to shoot his brother and he did so. Where do you think he got the idea from? The video game he had just finished playing, maybe?

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Has this ever happened to you? You write a wonderful blog post, you post it and feel really good about yourself. And out of nowhere you get a comment that completely demoralizes you. It either insults you, your writing skills or your point of view. And there is not much you can do in return, except hide or delete the comment. But, your day is ruined for sure.

People who simply post rude, insulting and hateful messages are called trolls within the online community. And, we are all aware of spammers. They are those who will try to promote their product irrespective of whether or not it is an appropriate method of doing so. Many people have come to believe that trolls and spammers are responsible for ruining social media, as it was supposed to be.

There are many people who are getting completely turned off by the attitude, behavior and activity of trolls and spammers online. Their presence indicates the end of reasonable dialogue or an interesting conversation. Their comments and posts offend, insult and ridicule the point of view presented by the blogger, hence threatening the very existence of free speech on the web.

There are many who believe that anonymity on the net is a significant factor in the existence of trolls and spammers. Anonymity protects people from the consequences of their action and this promotes use of hateful language on the net. People argue that if anonymity on the net was stripped away, it would put an effective end to the nuisance of trolls and spammers on the net. If would also help in the reduction of bogus scams that are out to cheat people. Of course, there are those who believe that anonymity of the net is their right and ending it would actually come in the way of free speech.

In a shocking coincidence, two youths from across borders in North America, were arrested for similar crimes. Both teens had posted a hit list of people they wanted to kill on their Facebook profile.

In the US, a 15 year old student of the Lisle High School was arrested for posting inappropriate, and often times, threatening content on his Facebook page. In one statement, he says, “Lisle Senior High School needs to be the target of domestic terrorism.” In another he says, “almost killed the most random person today.”

This youth was charged with a Class B and C misdemeanor, but was released with a strict warning and an ankle bracelet. His movements are now being constantly monitored. If his parents had monitored his online activity, this story may not have come so far.

In the case of the second youth, the story did go a bit too far. A student of the Templeton Secondary School in Vancouver, this youth had posted a list of 117 people, who he intended to kill, along with the order in which he wanted to kill them.

He was reported to the local police by 6 students of the school. Apparently, many students knew about ‘the list’ and the teen spoke freely about it. “We’d been talking about the list and he said, on it, ‘You’re 25,’ and he would go up to someone and say, ‘You’re so and so,’” said Mr. Brown, one of the teen’s fellow students. “I asked him about it and he said, ‘This was the number I have. You’re on my list.’ Basically, that ‘I am going to kill you‘ and the order I’m going to kill you in.”

The police found a number of firearms and unauthorized weapons in the teens house, and the teen is now in police custody, charged with multiple charges.

This morning I followed a link found in statistics for All-Spy blog to see from where a specific user was coming. The site appears to be just a shareware site, but even so, there was something that captured my attention. So, just look in the image below and see when was our application, the old Print Explorer (new All-Spy Print) released on their site.

It seems that the application was released in 1969 which would make company to have 40 years old. Yeah, you got the point.

F2T. Let’s MMAMP and yes IAD8. Don’t worry PRNW.

So do you know what this mean? I bet you don’t. And this is because children have created a whole new language only for them so they can talk freely without concerning of being understood by us. It seems that parental controls software and monitoring applications are not enough. Even if you know who your child is talking with you will find it very hard to understand what he is talking about.

This new trend gives parents head aches because now they have to learn all these symbols and acronyms. I’ll try to ease your situation a little bit, gathering in this post some resources where you can find explanation of the most used acronyms. In this way, every time you see a strange expression in your child’s chat conversation you can find out it’s meaning.
The first list was originally published by NetLingo several years ago, but is now being circulated online and contains a list of 50 acronyms.

List 1
List 2
List 3

I think these are the most important. It might appear other ones meanwhile but even so, these should help you enough to reveal the message.
Regarding the phrase from the beginning of the post, I will not explain its meaning. It’s your homework and you can post your suggestions in the comments below. The first reader that will post the right message will get a free license of All-Spy Keylogger. Good luck.

The Internet has pervaded our whole life. Because of the ease and convenience it offers, we have all begun to depend upon the Internet for many of our needs. It has now become impossible to think of an office or a home without Internet connectivity. The computer has become as indispensable for work as for doing homework as for shopping and entertainment needs.

Because we now use the internet even for the transfer of the most confidential data like our financial transactions or our personal details, it is even more important to be sure of the security of your computer. Especially if you are sharing your computer with other users, it becomes crucial that your personal information is in no jeopardy because the system is being used by other people. It is also important to ensure that your computer is not being used for any fraudulent use that could land you in trouble.

What you need is PC monitoring software. With PC monitoring software, you can find out for sure what your computer is being used for. If you detect any misuse of your system, you can take appropriate action immediately. If you detect nothing suspicious, the least you get in the bargain is peace of mind.

Whether you just want to monitor keystrokes, or the print output or even the complete web usage, you can use a PC monitoring software for your needs. The PC monitoring software work in complete stealth mode and will not show up in any program files. You can be rest assured that no other user will be able to detect you PC monitoring software, while you will be able to find out exactly what your PC is being for.

Child pornography and abuse have become a serious concern in the United States of America. Child trafficking has become a growing industry despite the best effort of our law enforcement agencies. But, even as the government works at creating ways and means of prevent child abuse, the primary responsibility of a child’s protection lies with his or her parents.

Today, the Internet has become an intrinsic part of our lives. Our children use the Internet for research and education as well as for entertainment. With the rise of social networking, children today are parts of many social networks like MySpace and FaceBook. In such environments, children come in contact with many strangers, and this is where the danger lies.

Online predators are adept at using the internet to lure children into their trap. They pretend to be children themselves to make friends with other children. Such online predators are a grave threat to your children’s safety and well being and, it is your responsibility to protect your children from them.

It is not possible to look over the shoulders of your child every time he or she is online. It will overwhelm the child and curb his spirit to explore. But, you still need to take steps to protect your child from online predators.

The easiest solution is to get PC monitoring software to be able to keep track of all the websites your child visits and all the people he or she interacts with. If you detect any threat or danger to your child’s safety, you can take immediate action. You can call the police on any person you suspect to be an online predator and you will find them keen to help you. Not only will you be protecting your own child, you will be helping make the Internet free of online predators.

The internet is no longer a luxury. We cannot imagine our lives anymore without the Internet. It is rare to find a home or an office that is not hooked up to the Net.

The significance of the Internet has increased in our lives in recent times and we have become more and more dependent on the Net for many of our day to day needs. In the process, we have begun to transact online, spend money online and access our bank accounts online. This has also given rise to an increasing number of incidents of online fraud and other undesirable activities like child porn. The law enforcement agencies are very hard on people who commit cyber crime and the legislature ensures that the strictest of punishments is meted out to them.

Do you share your PC with other people? Are you sure that your PC is not being used for any fraudulent or illegal activity? Are you prepared to deal with the consequences if your computer is found to be used to commit cyber crime? How can you protect yourself from becoming involved in such situations?

The answer is simple. You need to monitor all the activities that takes place on your computer to ensure that it is not being used for any suspicious activity. It is now easy to do this. You need is PC Monitoring software which not affect the functionality of your computer. No one will ever find out that their activity on your computer is being monitored. On the other hand, you will have complete information on how your computer is being used. It is important to invest in a PC monitoring software to protect yourself from being involved in online fraud of any kind.

A 3 years old girl from New-Zeeland, shocked her mother when she logged from her mom’s computer on an auction site and made an order for a $12,000 excavator. I guess the girl wanted to get in constructions business from early age.

I don’t know if this news is funny or tragic for the mother in cause. It seems that the mother logged on this auction site in the previous day and looked for toy excavators for her daughter. In the morning after, the little girl managed to log into her mother’s account and mistakenly to order a real excavator.

The mom in cause received an e-mail from the seller and first she believed she won something, but in the end realized what the situation was. “I saw an email from TradeMe saying I had won an auction and another from the seller saying something like ‘I think you’ll love this digger’.”

The mother contacted the auction site and managed to solve the problem getting the money back. The conclusion is that these parents will never use again the auto-login on sites feature.