Kids Server Now Filtering The Dirty Web

· by Mike Washlesky · News

MAKI Enterprises has released a new security filter for Mac parents. The Kids Server is a proxy server app designed for prevention of innapropriate site viewing. The app ships with several custom tools including access log support and the ability to view and control access remotely. According to MAKI Enterprises:

MAKI Enterprise releases the Kids Server for MacOS X. Kids Server is a proxy server software with advanced web filtering capabilities. It is Mac OS X based and able to restrict any browsers in any operating system (Mac OS, Windows, UNIX and so on) in your network.

Key features in Kids Server:

  • More than 10 filters - Multiple filters are try to restricts the unknown site
  • Filtered Google search - Regardless the user setting, Safe search is forced turn ON
  • Restrict Movies - Restrict a lot of harmful broadband movies
  • Adjustable server tasks - You can use your Mac as combination of Server and Client or use as an exclusive proxy server
  • Log recording - Kids Server records both system log and access log
  • Setting by browser - Kids Server allow the remote administration. You can control the Kids Server by the browser anywhere always.

You can find more information about the Kids Sever release at the MAKI Enterprises Web site. A one year Kids Server license is available starting at US$250.00 for ten users.

Mike Washlesky

TMO Staff

In 1998, Bryan Chaffin and Dave Hamilton bought Webintosh and re-launched the site as The Mac Observer. TMO has been covering the Mac and Apple industry and beyond ever since.

Sign Up for the Newsletter

Enter a valid email address

Join the TMO Express Daily Newsletter to get the latest Mac headlines in your e-mail every weekday.

Adding to list…

No Comments

Log-in to comment