Things are not usually affected executives from Microsoft on my blog, but I would like to quote a phrase from our CEO here in the United Kingdom, Gordon Frazer
February 9 marksSafer Internet Day, a vital impetus to promote a safer Internet for all users, including young people.
For the second consecutive year, Microsoft subsidiaries across Europe are organizing volunteer activities of employees of the Safer Internet Day 2010.Through partnerships with local NGOs, schools, customers and partners, about 650 Microsoft employees in 24 subsidiaries currently over 50,000 people in online security.Last year, Microsoft UK educated 12,000 youth and 2,000 parents about online safety
Through an accident of planning that I will use a day of volunteering Microsoft me today, but for another reason.Volunteer Days are one of the many benefits of working at Microsoft and their support to their colleagues to see things like that.I have also long maintained, when a company the size of Microsoft that brings with it certain responsibilities, and protection of children was an area that has been focused since before he joined the company 10 years ago.
We are part of the UK Council for Child Safety on the Internet (UKCCIS) and email Gordon also said that this year under the "Clever Segura UKCCIS Click Campaign" will launch a new security code for children:"Shut up, block, Flag IT."More than 100 volunteers from Microsoft will be in schools in Britain to teach youth and parents about child safety online and help raise awareness of simple safety tips.
Our volunteer activities today marks our strong commitment to online safety for children.Online security is not only the heart of our business, as illustrated by the peculiarities of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) and our work in monitoring the development system Microsoft Child Exploitation (ETS), which helps policeto work together and share information with other law enforcement agencies handle cases of child protection, but is also an issue that our employees, many parents take very seriously.As a company we have great confidence in our technology but we also know that the tools that we propose must be used responsibly.
Indeed.I said something else I wrote that there is an old expression that describes the users' PEBCAK problem between the President and the keyboard, and technology - but - is not a substituteEducational users.We have a page of advice may seem obvious, but could be useful to share with family and friends who have children http://www.microsoft.com/uk/citizenship/safeandsecure/parentadvice/default.mspx active line
IE8 provides the best protection available, and child exploitation on the Internet and Protection Center (CEOP) has launched its own branded version of it which provides ease of access to information for www.ceop.gov.uk youth-E8, which again May be useful to install in your house if you have children or go to friends and family who are running earlier versions of IE.
February 9 marksSafer Internet Day, a vital impetus to promote a safer Internet for all users, including young people.
For the second consecutive year, Microsoft subsidiaries across Europe are organizing volunteer activities of employees of the Safer Internet Day 2010.Through partnerships with local NGOs, schools, customers and partners, about 650 Microsoft employees in 24 subsidiaries currently over 50,000 people in online security.Last year, Microsoft UK educated 12,000 youth and 2,000 parents about online safety
Through an accident of planning that I will use a day of volunteering Microsoft me today, but for another reason.Volunteer Days are one of the many benefits of working at Microsoft and their support to their colleagues to see things like that.I have also long maintained, when a company the size of Microsoft that brings with it certain responsibilities, and protection of children was an area that has been focused since before he joined the company 10 years ago.
We are part of the UK Council for Child Safety on the Internet (UKCCIS) and email Gordon also said that this year under the "Clever Segura UKCCIS Click Campaign" will launch a new security code for children:"Shut up, block, Flag IT."More than 100 volunteers from Microsoft will be in schools in Britain to teach youth and parents about child safety online and help raise awareness of simple safety tips.
Our volunteer activities today marks our strong commitment to online safety for children.Online security is not only the heart of our business, as illustrated by the peculiarities of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) and our work in monitoring the development system Microsoft Child Exploitation (ETS), which helps policeto work together and share information with other law enforcement agencies handle cases of child protection, but is also an issue that our employees, many parents take very seriously.As a company we have great confidence in our technology but we also know that the tools that we propose must be used responsibly.
Indeed.I said something else I wrote that there is an old expression that describes the users' PEBCAK problem between the President and the keyboard, and technology - but - is not a substituteEducational users.We have a page of advice may seem obvious, but could be useful to share with family and friends who have children http://www.microsoft.com/uk/citizenship/safeandsecure/parentadvice/default.mspx active line
IE8 provides the best protection available, and child exploitation on the Internet and Protection Center (CEOP) has launched its own branded version of it which provides ease of access to information for www.ceop.gov.uk youth-E8, which again May be useful to install in your house if you have children or go to friends and family who are running earlier versions of IE.
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