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CutX - 4.5.1

Surf the Web without seeing harmful or pornographic sites.

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Current Version:	4.5.1
Release Date:	2009-01-03
License:	Update
Downloads (this version):	563
Downloads (all versions):	567
Price:	$49.00

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CutX allows children or employees of a company to surf the Web without the risks of being exposed to harmful or pornographic Web sites. It allows parents or network administrators to manage a keyword list. When a keyword is found in a web page, all pictures are automatically hidden. Now, you can rest more easily knowing your children or employees can safely explore the Web.

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This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

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What's a harmful web site? - Version: 4.5.1, 1/3/2009 09:26PM PST

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mcg--2008

Are we talking about Phishing here? Or Trojan Horses? No, I think we're talking about pictures. I have no objection to the fact that parents and employers want to control the kinds of information available to those in their charge (though that would not be my own choice, since I am interested in empowered children and employees), but I do object to the use of the word "harmful" if there is no evidence of harm. Therefore, I have a question for the developers:

What rigorous evidence do you have that the things you stop people from seeing are actually harmful?

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What's a harmful web site?