Manage your children’s interactionwith the Internet by setting limits onwhat they can see and do online:

Safe SurfingYou can rest easy knowing that your children are usingthe Internet safely with AT&T’s Parental Controls.

Customize profiles for each familymember to allow different usage limits.

Block access to specific services such asmail, messenger, chat groups, music andmessage boards.

Permissions slips that allow your children torequest access to unauthorized Web sites, andparents get to be the judge.

Tamper controls that alert you if yourchildren attempt to change the settings.

Control access seven different ways: webfilter, e-mail, instant messenger, online timer,permission slips and report card.

Manage master account and activateparental controls on up to 10 sub accounts.

Manage account settings from any Webconnected computer.

Weekly report cards that detail your child’sonline activities including Mail and Internetsurfing.

AT&T Parental Controlspackage is free with AT&Thigh-speed Internet or dial-upservice.

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Parental Controls include:

Safe SurfingYou’ll know your children are safe with AT&T’s ParentalControls, and signing up is simple.

How to create an account and activateParental Controls:

1. Sign into the primary account.

2. Go to the Parental Controls page for youraccount.

3. Add sub accounts for each member of yourfamily.

4. Create a username and password for eachsub account.

5. Accept terms of service and privacy policiesfor the each sub account.

6. Select the configuration options you want foreach sub account.

7. You’ll be directed to a confirmation page forthe account - begin setting up ParentalControls for the new user.

8. Verify the Parental Controls software isinstalled on your computer.

9. The first time you set access levels for anaccount, you’ll be directed to a page with an“Activate” button. Click the “Activate” button.

10. Restart the computer to finish activatingParental Controls.

11. Activate Parental Controls for each computerused by your children.

Parental Controls offers fourdifferent access levels based onusers’ ages:

Kids (for children 12 and under): Thisis the most restrictive access level.

Teens (for children between 13 and15): This access level gives olderchildren more access to onlineservices.

Mature Teens (for teens ages 16and 17): This access level restrictsonly some types of Internet content.

Full Access (for adults): There are norestrictions on online use for thisaccess level.

Each access level has differentdefault restrictions for thefollowing:

Web Filter: Controls what the usercan access using an Internet browser.

Email: Controls whom the user canexchange email with.

Instant Messenger: Controls whomthe user can exchange messages with.

Online Timer: Determines when andhow long the user can be online.

Report Card: Provides the parentwith reports on Internet access.