The Black List is great for keeping sketchy content out of your home. But why stop there? This dark tool in shining armor is far more versatile than you’d think. Keep reading for three new uses for the Black List that will change the way your family uses the internet. 1) Social Media Grounding […]
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Do you have your tickets for the Utah Coalition Against Pornography Conference? This is an amazing opportunity to hear from anti-porn experts and learn how to stand against pornography in our homes and in our communities. The conference is billed as a “safe, hopeful place to learn about the impact of pornography and the solutions to
The 2016 Dirty Dozen list is here! Every year, the National Center to End Sexual Exploitation compiles a list of twelve major companies, organizations, or individuals who are facilitating the distribution of pornography and sexual exploitation. This year’s offenders (in alphabetical order) are: Amazon American Library Association Amnesty International Backpage.com Cosmopolitan magazine Department of
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Parents are the greatest resource we have in protecting children against pornography. Unfortunately, though, many parents are misinformed or just naive about the threat porn poses to their kids. In order to educate and defend the rising generation against the plague of pornography, these are the three realizations every parent needs to have. 1)
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Just about everyone knows that the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends no screen time for children under two years of age. But what about for older children? How do you keep your kids’ faces from being permanently lit by the glow of a screen? These twelve suggestions from the same organization will give your family
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Clean Router is committed to fighting pornography. We believe it is an important public service that will improve the lives of individuals and families. As such, we want to recognize others who also participate in the movement to make the internet safer. A new section of our website will do just that! CleanKudos debuted
Hopefully you have never been in a relationship where you were used. Unfortunately, many of us have. No matter the type of relationship (friendly, familial, or romantic), the common denominator is a lack of value for the other person’s individual worth. Maybe the user wanted your money or your skills. Maybe your attention provided
Are you looking to improve your family’s screen/life balance? Maybe your family has no screen rules, and you want to implement some guidelines. Or, maybe you think you are doing a pretty good job but still want to improve. Either way, this article from Common Sense Media has some great ideas for improving your
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Twenty years ago, who would have thought a refrigerator could be smart? Yet an internet refrigerator is very much on the market and can tell you when you are running out of milk and eggs. Our “smart” world means that your desktop computer is probably gathering a little more dust than it used to.
An article in online magazine “Verily,” highlights the number one mistake we make when we talk to men (young and old about pornography)– expecting them to fail. Written by Baleigh Scott, the article titled “Men Don’t Need Porn, And It’s Demeaning to Say They Do,” argues that we can and should expect men to
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