Internet Filters vs. Snitch - A comparison

Snitch picks up where internet filters leave off. Snitch detects the files (pornography, etc.) that can slip past internet filters, or are introduced to a computer via some other method - these can include file sharing programs, CDROM, Floppy disks, LAN, scanned images, digital cameras, ftp software, newsgroups, email etc. Internet filters are not designed to guard against all forms of data transfer, particularly those not involving the internet.

Snitch detects and removes pornographic images, movies, internet activity, obscene text in readable files, etc. It scans images for the presence of nudity and sorts them according to likelihood of obscenity. An internet filter is not intended to discover the existence of files already present on a computer.

In addition, no internet filter is 100% effective. Snitch can detect if a computer has been used for inappropriate purposes in a way that no other software can.

internet filters - a software product intended to prevent access to inappropriate internet content

Snitch - a software program designed to detect and remove adult material from a computer hard drive.

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