Protect Your Child Online From Adult Content Using Open DNS Family Shield | Protect Your Children From Adult Content Online | Free parental Control Service Using Open DNS Family Shield

Protect Your Child Online From Adult Content Using Open DNS Family Shield  | Protect Your Children From Adult Content Online | Free parental Control Service Using Open DNS Family Shield

In present World Wide Web more than 100000 billion porn websites exist.  Internet & online surfing in interesting to your child. But accessing porn sites may damage there mentality . Vulgar & abuse websites  may strike in their child mind. So every parents need to keep close watch to the child when surfing internet.
Most of the children surf websites when parents are not present in home. So it is hard for parent to keep close watch on their child accessed browsed content.

Open DNS recently developed & now introduced a new free service called Family Shield.Open DNS Family Shield now known as free parental Control Service.

Advantage Of Open DNS Family Shield:

• Open DNS Family Shield provide a free parental Control Service.
• Open DNS Family Shield provide a safeguard to adult,vulgar,porn websites.
• Open DNS Family Shield is the single easiest way to keep your kids away from adult, phishing and virus spreading websites
• The service provided by Open DNS Family Shield is totally free of cost.
• No software need to be install to use Open DNS Family Shield
• Open DNS Family Shield is much better performing than other parental control software

How To Use & Configure Open DNS Family Shield:

• Open DNS Family Shield can be configured in router or in computer. Open DNS recommend to configure it in router as it protect adult websites in computer, online gaming & Wi Fi device
• You need to change the DNS server address for Open DNS: Preferred DNS server: 208.67.222.123 and Alternate DNS server: 208.67.220.123.
• Click here to configure Open DNS Family Shield in router.
• Click here to configure Open DNS Family Shield in computer.

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