An important security and privacy post. Your photos and videos may put you, your loved ones, and your ministry at risk for geotracing. Read more… Continue reading Be Smart about Smartphone Pictures and Security
Surrounded by shelves of books, three children were sitting quietly on chairs in the children’s section of our branch library, watching two others play a game on a computer. That grieved me because our family enjoyed reading a lot of library books (and we still do).
Chuck Colson published a review in September, This is My Father’s Digital World, of a short video: God’s Technology: Training Our Children to Use Technology to God’s Glory by seminary professor Dr. David Murray.
Chuck Colson also recommends Safe Eyes, a parental control software. We never used any software to protect our children, so please weigh in here if you have some products to recommend.
What do you do to protect your family from possible internet abuses? From spending too much time texting, on Facebook, with video games?
Continue reading Safe for the Little Eyes and Ears
Keep track of your passwords.
It’s important to use secure passwords. Ideally, you should also change passwords regularly. Read more…. Continue reading What You Need to Know about Passwords
Read about and share your ideas to use email, ebooks, and other technology to care for and be a blessing to your parents. Do you have ideas to help take care of elderly parents, using technology? We want to hear from you! Continue reading Tech for Elderly Parents
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