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Net Nanny is an important and effective tool for Internet safety.

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Read more about common Internet safety practices here: Free Net Nanny License Watch a quick video on the six loopholes here:

In order to truly provide a safe Internet environment, parents should be aware of these loopholes kids can use to get around safety precautions. Speaking with your children and setting rules and common sense practices go a long way to protect children online.

"It is important for parents to know some of the tricks kids use to get around measures put in place for their safety on the Internet." "Kids seem to have a technical advantage over their parents," said Russ Warner, CEO of ContentWatch, maker of Net Nanny. Kids can easily obtain a web page IP address and then use it to gain access to a website. Many web filters prevent access based on a website name, but do not block access to an IP address.

Using a Website IP Address to Bypass a Web Filter- Each web page has a specific IP address associated with it.

Administration Rights on the Computer- If parents allow kids to access computers with open administration ("admin") rights, they can get around or uninstall any security software, including web filters.

Additionally, a majority of households don't use the privacy controls available on Facebook, potentially exposing a child to predators when kids or parents post names and photos.

Facebook Alias- Kids may create bogus Facebook accounts for their parents to monitor and access while using a different Facebook account with friends.

Most web filters allow these sites, which can contain objectionable material, because they do not have the ability to search content on web pages in real-time.

User-generated Content- Blogs and wikis are user-generated web pages.

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It is possible a child thinks she is downloading an innocent movie that ends up being pornography or hackers can steal personal information when a computer is open to file sharing. Peer-to-Peer- Kids use peer-to-peer file sharing to distribute music, photos, and movies to each other.Proxy Websites- Many teens use a proxy website, which is essentially a web page within a web page, to circumvent web filters and to surf the web anonymously.Six technical loopholes kids use to bypass security measures: The company is also giving away 2,000 free licenses of Net Nanny ( an effective and flexible parental control solution and web filter, at the Net Nanny Facebook page. In recognition of Internet Safety Month (June), ContentWatch ( points out six technical loopholes parents should know.

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There are also loopholes kids use online to get around parental control software such as web filtering. SALT LAKE CITY, May 31, 2011- When it comes to safety on the Internet, there are widely accepted precautions parents can take to protect children from online bullying, predators and objectionable content such as pornography. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Web Filter Maker Recognizes Internet Safety Month Six Internet Safety Loopholes Parents Need to Know Free Net Nanny