Posts Tagged ‘image filter’
What’s Your Favorite Image-Sharing Site?
May 4th, 2012 by Stephenie Ochoa
It is no doubt important that an image be taken and then shared or we wouldn’t have ever invented the camera and we certainly wouldn’t have invented a way for just about everybody to be doing it. Cavemen shared cave paintings with one another to depict what they thought was important, early inhabitants used tattooing… Read More
National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month and EyeGuardian for Facebook
October 12th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
In appreciation of National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, I am hoping that you will find the attached PDF document as a great tool to share with others about EyeGuardian for Facebook. With a million parent goal, we will need your help and the help of your friends, family, schools, organizations, and affiliations that you… Read More
Cyberbullies and What They Do
September 13th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
EyeGuardian for Facebook has become quite a hit for parents, businesses, college students and law enforcement across the country. We have had hundreds of calls and emails thanking us for the help we have given in combating things like sexting online, grooming by online predators and cyberbullying. The commonality seems to be that most… Read More
EyeGuardian for Facebook and My Family
September 1st, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
Since the release of EyeGuardian Beta version, I placed my own children on EyeGuardian. Of course, because I work for ImageVision, I had prepared them that the software would be running on their account soon and whatever I saw would be subject for discussion or further… Read More
Why to Use EyeGuardian to Monitor Facebook – 102
August 29th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
The top ten reasons to use EyeGuardian for Facebook 1. Identify Cyberbullying as its happening, not weeks later. 2. EyeGuardian can identify questionable friendships. 3. Sexually explicit language can and will be flagged by EyeGuardian. 4. EyeGuardian will flag nude images that have been shared. 5. Monitor messages shared for suicidal language. 6. … Read More
