Adult Site Detector: learn to fly if your PC is used for visiting porn sites
Pornography is in my opinion, the greater evil (or at least one of the greater evils) of the Internet, so that long since we talk of addiction to pornography as a real illness that requires in many cases appropriate care.
Just to give you an idea here are a few significant figures:
- 12% of all web sites and porn;
- 25% of all requests to search engines is pornographic;
- 35% of all downloads are pornographic in nature;
- every second, 28,258 people are watching pornographic content;
- every second you spend $ 89 in pornographic material;
- every day, are 266 new porn sites on the Internet;
- SEX is the single most searched word;
- During 2006, the United States, the porn has generated earnings to 2.84 billion dollars;
- 72% of the "porn users" is a male (of course the remaining 28% is female);
- 70% of traffic to porn sites is generated in working hours (from 9 to 17);
- pages with pornographic content are estimated at 372 million;
- 3% of porn is produced in the UK, 4% in Germany and 89% in the U.S.;
- most popular porn site is AdultFriendFinder.com, with 7.2 million hits per day.
Adult Site Detector is a simple online service that can display real-time 's list of pornographic sites visited recently (sull'history the browser and is based on a database server side) from a given computer. Many would argue that the same result you can get browsing nell'history browser, but what makes Adult Site Detector is the immediacy with which it returns its results, why is configured as a service especially useful for those who do not have much familiar with the PC and requires a simple and effective instrument of control.
The service has two main objectives:
- allow anyone to control the fly if a computer has been using organic for visiting porn sites (think for example to parents who want to control what their children are in front of the PC)
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act as a deterrent to those who frequented porn sites: anyone can discover in an instant with a click of a mouse and without the go and comb through the browser history
