فلتر الأمان<<Golden Filter Premium v.3.1 >> للحماية من المواقع الإباحية عربى وإنجليزى

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[COLOR=DarkSlateGray][SIZE=2][FONT=Trebuchet MS][COLOR=Red]Golden Filter Premium v3.1[/COLOR]    Safe Internet browsing filter is categorized as Parental Control    freeware, and its installer and setup wizard depict shocked children    viewing a computer screen. But its developer, Gsi Egypt, points out    companies, universities, coffee shops, and other places can use it "for    controlling computers and Internet from preventing adults from   watching  inappropriate *******." It's designed to be hidden from users   in daily  operation, and it can't be uninstalled except from inside  the  software.
Despite an army of red flags, we downloaded and installed Golden Filter    Premium. We're glad we found out before running Golden Filter that   users  must press F10 to show the program's interface and F9 to hide it   again,  and also that the default password is "admin," which we   nevertheless  had some trouble getting the program to accept. The user   interface  finally opened: Golden Filter Premium Beta. But we thought   this was  Version 3.0, and Safe with a capital "S"? We finally accessed   the  settings. The program asked if we wanted to see the list of   restricted  words. Did we! Uh oh; "passion"? "Swear"? "Adult"? Really;   the word  "adult"? And what on earth are those weird character strings?   While  there's little doubt most of the list is inappropriate for   children or  for adult citizens of certain countries, we sensed a bit  of  the overly  restrictive hand found in some parts of the world. But  you  can add or  delete items on the list as well as import or create  your  own list, so  most objections about overly strict filtering can be   addressed, with  some effort. We could add restricted Web sites and  even  restricted  programs, which prevents the wee ones from accessing   certain apps  without permission. We could even program time   restrictions, enabling  and disabling access on schedule. A hidden   folders tool let us hide  selected files and folders from view. The   screenshot video tool is  especially interesting; it creates a video of   all screen activity when  the feature is enabled. You can save the  video  to a hidden destination  and watch it to see just what went on  when you  were away.
Golden Filter Premium certainly offers an array of stealthy tools for    blocking and monitoring various activities on a secured PC. If you    thought that governments, businesses, and hackers weren't following   your  every move, take a look at these "parental controls."[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/COLOR][/SIZE][SIZE=6][COLOR=Red][FONT=Arial][FONT=Arial][FONT=Traditional Arabic][SIZE=4][COLOR=RoyalBlue][COLOR=Blue][COLOR=Red][SIZE=2][FONT=Trebuchet MS][COLOR=DarkSlateGray]
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