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Why WebFilter?

As a father of two teenagers, a husband, and a Christian, I can tell you that the fight for moral purity is real. The days of innocence, of playing in the mood and getting out there are long gone for many families. The internet is a tool and using it for God’s honor and glory can be great and mighty. Yet, inspired by Satan, it continues to be the very means to destroy the faith and bodies of millions every day.


WebFilter can help you bring accountability and safety to the vast un charted waters of the internet. Here is how…
Stop wasting time and do something useful.

“Nearly always on: Since 2000, time spent online every week by an average American has risen from 9.4 hours to 23.6. Of that, time spent ogling the internet at home has risen from 3.3 to 17.6 hours a week over the same period. That’s a lot of screen time.” (MIT Technology Review, 23 Jan. 2018.)

And just what are people doing during this time?

Social media, YouTube, Music, online gaming, pornography, cyberbullying, etc. is taking the time of most. Is this helpful for us? Absolutely no!

“Yes, the Internet Is Taking Up Time You Used To Spend With Actual People” (CityLab, 23 Oct. 2013.)

WebFilter helps you by allowing you to define clear boundaries of where it is acceptable to go and where it is not. Let’s use our time with that matters most, God and our loved ones. Let us use it do something useful and tangible.

References:

MIT Technology Review (23 Jan. 2018.). The average American spends 24 hours a week online. MIT Technology Review. Retrieved from https://www.technologyreview.com/the-download/610045/the-average-american-spends-24-hours-a-week-online/

CityLab (23 Oct. 2013.). Yes, the Internet Is Taking Up Time You Used To Spend With Actual People. CityLab. Retrieved from http://www.theatlanticcities.com/arts-and-lifestyle/2013/10/yes-internet-taking-time-you-used-spend-actual-people/7326/