FYI - Internet Safari -- THE Journal

FYI - Internet Safari

01/01/00

Heartsoft Inc. has locked in on security for children by providing Internet Safari. Designed around a jungle safari theme with cartoon animals and jungle sounds, the Web browser reviews content for nudity, profanity, drugs, violence, sex, hate crimes and more. Its features include adjustable tolerance levels within security features, hundreds of hand-selected children’s sites organized into content channels and full Internet URL support. Also included is one-click access to top online content providers including safe children’s search engine, online encyclopedia, dictionary, thesaurus, almanac, weather, sports and entertainment. Internet Safari is available at www.internet-safari.com.

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