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you still have to address your age issues with your son but different time the um i met some people

who have uh a daughter who i'm guessing is probably 14 or 15 like she's definitely high school age

i can't tell if she's a freshman or senior, though, but she's in high school.

And she has a computer in her room.

And so they see all, or I guess last year, you know, saw the news stories about all stuff that happens on Facebook and MySpace and instant messaging and emailing, you know, nasty pictures around and all the crap that can happen.

So they had the debate like, what do we do about the computer? She's a good student, never had any problem. She does work on the computer. It's in her room, so we don't want to take it out of the room and kind of discourage her from going in there and doing homework. but you you know, what if she just makes a stupid mistake

and emails a picture of her boobs to some boy who shows it to everybody in high school? And then,

you know, for the rest of her life, she's the girl who showed her boobs to the whole high school,

you know?

All right. So they came up with the idea. He works in computers. So I don't know if this is something you can just go to

like Best Buy and purchase or if you have to have some knowledge of computers, but

they have a setup where they can sit in their living room and watch what she's doing

on her computer in real time on their laptop. So it's not a video camera in her room. No. It's a duplication of what's going on on her computer. You've seen this from time to time like engineers. Computer engineers can do this. If you call like tech support, you can give them a code and they just take over your computer and you could sit in front of it and you're just watching your cursor go all over the place and it go from page to page and you're hands free.

They can do it.

I know they can do it in our building.

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