Originally posted by Rouar:
Originally posted by SVT4STD:
Yeah, this is a big problem for us at work. I work in IT for the public school system, and filtering is a constant battle. It is not something you just "turn on" and walk away. Google Images is our biggest issue right now. Even if you filter out pornographic sites, Google Images will still show all the thumbnails of the sites.
Google SafeSearch (under Google preferences) does an adequate job of filtering. Is there a way to force it to be on for every machine? As it stands it can be turned on or off at will by users, but perhaps you can block the page that allows the setting to be changed?
I'll look into that after I get back from lunch. Thanks alot for the tip.
I'll actually have some work to do for today! 
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