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internet-control
Control how long your childs computer is connected to the internet
internet-control is a very special implementation of parental control. It allows the child to be productive at the computer while lowering the danger of addiction to a minimum. Instead of restricting the time the computer may be used, it allows parents to restrict the time the computer may be connected to the internet. This way the child is still able to do its homework at the computer, but the danger of addiction to a game or social media application is minimised - the unpredictabillity of the multiplayer mode and the social interaction via the internet are missing. ... -
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Skope Surveillance Suite [DEPRECATED]
Monitor Activity on your Computer by Auto Screenshot Capture
**NOTE: This project is deprecated due to obsolete code. If you are interested, a replacement project was started at github.com/gundermanc/skope-3. It is incomplete, but mostly functional. I am looking for developers to take over this project. Welcome to Skope. Skope is the intuitive, user friendly, and free open source monitoring solution from Gundersoft. Not just a keylogger, Skope is literally a "Skope" into your computer's usage. During the Skope setup, you are prompted to type in...
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