We like to watch for online mentions of our product, Net Nanny, in hopes that whenever someone offers praise or criticisms of our product we can receive it and use it to make our product better.

There is one group of people, however, who seems to post a lot of online complaints about our product. For whatever reason, teens seem to hate our software. While we do encourage parents to talk with their kids and explain the importance of having a filter on the computer we know that that doesn't always happen - and it often drives teens to the web to leave bitter reviews. Because these reviews speak volumes about the effectiveness of our product and the inability of kids to circumvent it, I've compiled just a few of these comments to share with you.

Comments recently left on Facebook/Twitter/YouTube:
"I hate you I hope you burn in the underworld!" - Kyria
"hate this so much :(" - Martha
"im the one prankcaaling your company" - Ryan
"I joined fans to write on your wall telling you how much I hate your program" - Alex
"My net nanny won't let me call them a bunch of #####" - Rick
"dont you have some poor child to bug??" - beatlesloveryay
"absolutley no way to bipass this 6.0 bull ####" - Jeremyhify

As much fun as it is to read these comments, we really do want our software to work well for both the parents and frustrated teenagers. To help this happen we encourage all parents to sit down with their children and explain to them why an Internet filter is important and what Internet usage expectations they have. If you need a real life example of how Net Nanny helped save a teenage girl from an online predator you can use this true story as a reference.