Accountability software
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Accountability software, or Internet accountability software, is a type of Internet usage monitoring software.[1] Often an individual installs accountability software on his or own computer in order to try to avoid pornography use.[2]
Concept[edit]
"Internet accountability" is the willingness to accept responsibility or to account for one's actions on the Internet.[3] Accountability software may monitor Internet use on a personal computer, or Internet use by a specific user on a computer.[1] These software applications then generate reports of Internet use viewable by a third party, sometimes called an accountability partner.[4]
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References[edit]
- ^ a b XXXChurch Pastor and Porn Star Find Some Common Ground at christianpost.com
- ^ Orthodox Jews Rally to Keep the Internet Kosher at wired.com
- ^ Porn again at World Magazine "programs track web browsing and deliver regular e-mail updates to an accountability partner of choice."
- ^ Church Counsels Women Addicted to Pornography at nytimes.com
