Podcasts about internet filter

Internet filters didn't help me in my recovery, so at the beginning of DeepClean I was actually against using them. They can actually be a bit of a crutch and may stop you from going deeper to get true freedom. BUT...I've noticed that they're not always bad. It just depends where you're at in the journey and what kind of help you're getting. In this episode, I'll give you my current, nuanced answer, and hope to clear up any confusion you may have about whether they're actually useful in your own recovery. In this episode, I discuss: 1:50 Do you ever need to use an internet filter? (My current opinion) 4:53 You have to have the internal solutions, or none of this will work 6:22 So, should you use an internet filter? Maybe... 7:45 Consider the long term impact ✅ FREE “QUIT-PORN” CASE STUDY VIDEO: Learn the system that has helped HUNDREDS of men around the world realize their potential, restore their relationships, and reconnect with God. Resources Mentioned: The Last Relapse (Free Book) Get Your Question Answered: ❓ Submit Your Question Here LET'S CONNECT ➡️ Free Recovery Resources from Sathiya ➡️ Follow Sathiya on Instagram ➡️ Subscribe on YouTube Please subscribe and review on Apple or Spotify!

How do you create rules for technology in your home? What? You don't?! You just let your kids do whatever they want with their cellphones, laptops, and tablets?You're kidding right? Of course you are...  On Episode 65 Jeff talks about how to create a "Rule of Technology" in your home. Tech is one of the most dangerous realities in most of our homes. The free flow of the world's media and messages should not go unchecked or unregulated in our kids' lives.Jeff gives you 8 ideas around creating guidelines for technology in your home, and with your kids. Enjoy! And, check out OPENDNS. It's a free filtering software you can set up on your homes WiFi Router so that you can filter the Internet straight at its source, and protect your kids and everyone else who taps into your WiFi.If you can't figure it out, invite your geek friend over to set it up for you. Totally FREE. #notasponsor :-)Support the show

A lot of the messaging in this podcast and DeepClean can come across as "anti-filter", when in reality, internet filters can have an essential place in the porn recovery process. The mistake men commonly make is relying exlusively on the filter – this can lead to disastrous outcomes. When a filter is supplementary to an inner transformation process (program, counseling, coaching, etc), it can be highly beneficial, provided it is used appropriately. Today's episode explains exactly how you can do that. If you are interested in the Austin meet-up, please write podcast@sathiyasam.com Get A VIP experience with our podcast guests, coaching from Sathiya, and access to a community of men pursuing freedom by becoming a DeepClean VIP Member Get your free copy of The Ultimate Recovery Guide For Porn Addiction (URG) at www.ultimaterecoveryguide.com Download Covenant Eyes

A lot of the messaging in this podcast and DeepClean can come across as "anti-filter", when in reality, internet filters can have an essential place in the porn recovery process. The mistake men commonly make is relying exlusively on the filter – this can lead to disastrous outcomes. When a filter is supplementary to an inner transformation process (program, counseling, coaching, etc), it can be highly beneficial, provided it is used appropriately. Today's episode explains exactly how you can do that. If you are interested in the Austin meet-up, please write podcast@sathiyasam.com Get A VIP experience with our podcast guests, coaching from Sathiya, and access to a community of men pursuing freedom by becoming a DeepClean VIP Member Get your free copy of The Ultimate Recovery Guide For Porn Addiction (URG) at www.ultimaterecoveryguide.com Download Covenant Eyes

A bill on internet censorship shows why giving advice to Parliament is worth the effort. Select Committees, bills change.

A bill on internet censorship shows why giving advice to Parliament is worth the effort. Select Committees, bills change.

Filter Bubble menjadikan kita terpolarisasi akibat informasi bias yang kita konsumsi. Kita harus memperluas bubble ini dengan cara berusaha terbuka dengan ragam pendapat dan memfollow2 akun2 yang bervariasi. Coba aja dengerin dulu episode 41, sebagai gambaran. Jangan lupa kalo ada yang ingin saya bahas di podcast email saya di sugeriopodcast@gmail.com

InternetNZ has slammed the government's proposal to set up a nationwide internet filter which would block out harmful content online. The filter is being considered as part of the government's wider response to the Christchurch mosque shootings, after the shooter livestreamed the attack. InternetNZ says a web filter contradicts the Prime Minister's assurance of a free and open internet under the Christchurch Call. Jordan Carter is the chief executive of InternetNZ. He speaks to Corin Dann.

In diesem Rundumschlag widmen wir uns mal wieder genau den Themen... von denen man besser die Finger lässt... Es geht um Sexismus, Pädophilie, Internet-Filter auf Tumblr und Co, aber auch um Lehrer, Riesen-Vögel, die gejagt werden sollen und noch viel mehr. Ihr seht: Mal wieder ein wahres Fest der Emotionen - eine echte Themen-Explosion! xD

Oh no you didn't! Amy and Bill record live during an #INeLearn Twitter chat. Oh yes we did!

Amy and Bill look at both sides of the "thorn in side" topic of school web filters.

Eine bunte Thementüte aus dem c't-Keller: In der neuesten uplink-Folge gibt Ulrike Kuhlmann Hilfestellung vor der Fußball-WM und erklärt, wie man die Spiele in Großbild auf der WM-Party in den Garten holt: Passende Beamer gibt es schon ab 360 Euro. Außerdem erläutert Ulrike die Verzögerungen der einzelnen Empfangswege – einige hängen bis zu 55 Sekunden nach. Wie man sich Schadcode, Werbung und Tracking-Cookies komfortabel vom Hals hält, erklärt Peter Siering: Man braucht lediglich einen preisgünstigen Raspberry Pi Zero und die Software Pi-hole. Bonus für uplink-Hörer und -Gucker*innen: Wir verlosen ein Pi Zero W-Starterset. Die DSGVO hat nicht nur einen zungenverrenkenden Namen, sondern ist auch sonst ziemlich verwirrend. Holger Bleich hilft mit einer einfach verständlicher Nachhilfe-Viertelstunde zur EU-Datenschutz-Grundverordnung – die auch für Nicht-Website-Betreiber interessant sein dürfte. Mit dabei: Holger Bleich, Ulrike Kuhlmann, Jan-Keno Janssen und Peter Siering Die c't 11/18 gibt's am Kiosk, im Browser und in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es unter www.ct.de/uplink.

Eine bunte Thementüte aus dem c't-Keller: In der neuesten uplink-Folge gibt Ulrike Kuhlmann Hilfestellung vor der Fußball-WM und erklärt, wie man die Spiele in Großbild auf der WM-Party in den Garten holt: Passende Beamer gibt es schon ab 360 Euro. Außerdem erläutert Ulrike die Verzögerungen der einzelnen Empfangswege – einige hängen bis zu 55 Sekunden nach. Wie man sich Schadcode, Werbung und Tracking-Cookies komfortabel vom Hals hält, erklärt Peter Siering: Man braucht lediglich einen preisgünstigen Raspberry Pi Zero und die Software Pi-hole. Bonus für uplink-Hörer und -Gucker*innen: Wir verlosen ein Pi Zero W-Starterset. Die DSGVO hat nicht nur einen zungenverrenkenden Namen, sondern ist auch sonst ziemlich verwirrend. Holger Bleich hilft mit einer einfach verständlicher Nachhilfe-Viertelstunde zur EU-Datenschutz-Grundverordnung – die auch für Nicht-Website-Betreiber interessant sein dürfte. Mit dabei: Holger Bleich, Ulrike Kuhlmann, Jan-Keno Janssen und Peter Siering Die c't 11/18 gibt's am Kiosk, im Browser und in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es unter www.ct.de/uplink.

Eine bunte Thementüte aus dem c't-Keller: In der neuesten uplink-Folge gibt Ulrike Kuhlmann Hilfestellung vor der Fußball-WM und erklärt, wie man die Spiele in Großbild auf der WM-Party in den Garten holt: Passende Beamer gibt es schon ab 360 Euro. Außerdem erläutert Ulrike die Verzögerungen der einzelnen Empfangswege – einige hängen bis zu 55 Sekunden nach. Wie man sich Schadcode, Werbung und Tracking-Cookies komfortabel vom Hals hält, erklärt Peter Siering: Man braucht lediglich einen preisgünstigen Raspberry Pi Zero und die Software Pi-hole. Bonus für uplink-Hörer und -Gucker*innen: Wir verlosen ein Pi Zero W-Starterset. Die DSGVO hat nicht nur einen zungenverrenkenden Namen, sondern ist auch sonst ziemlich verwirrend. Holger Bleich hilft mit einer einfach verständlicher Nachhilfe-Viertelstunde zur EU-Datenschutz-Grundverordnung – die auch für Nicht-Website-Betreiber interessant sein dürfte. Mit dabei: Holger Bleich, Ulrike Kuhlmann, Jan-Keno Janssen und Peter Siering Die c't 11/18 gibt's am Kiosk, im Browser und in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es unter www.ct.de/uplink.

For over five years the Federal government has been promoting its plan for a mandatory internet filter, but yesterday it backed out the scheme saying it was too broad. Instead, Communications Minster Stephen Conroy said he’s come to an agreement with internet service providers to block a small number of child abuse sites. Most observers say the move was a massive backflip, while some Christian groups said they were disappointed. Free speech group “Electronic Frontiers Australia” welcomed the back down. Mark Robinson asked the group’s executive officer, Jon Lawrence, if he was surprised by the change of heart.

This week thanks to NETGEAR and SAMSUNG SMART TV we talk about the LG Optimus 3D phone, Nokia's 'stop gap' N9, the Netgear Wifi Range Extender, Foxtel on T-Box, Internet Filter and Disney's Domain stuff up!

This week thanks to NETGEAR and SAMSUNG SMART TV we talk about the LG Optimus 3D phone, Nokia's 'stop gap' N9, the Netgear Wifi Range Extender, Foxtel on T-Box, Internet Filter and Disney's Domain stuff up!

There's not exactly much more details than the headline on this one, but China's official Xinhua news agency is reporting that the country is delaying its plans that would require that the so-called "Green Dam Youth Escort" internet filtering software be installed on all PCs sold in China. That requirement was set to go into effect on Wednesday but, as we have seen, it's caused no shortage of controversy during the lead up -- both because of the general nature of the software, and because of some piracy and security issues that could leave PCs with the software vulnerable to an attack. No word on a new date just yet, but it seems unlikely that the delay will be an indefinite one. [Thanks, James]. Filed under: Desktops , Laptops . China delays plan for mandatory "Green Dam" internet filter originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:46:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments .