Computer and Laptop Repair Falkirk

Virus and Malware Removal + Tune Up Service + Collection & Delivery + Free Security Software + 30 Day Guarantee all for only £60

 FREE Collection and Delivery

Your Laptop or Desktop is collected at a time and date that suits you (until 9pm) and once repaired we will deliver it back to you, all desktops are re- connected and tested for sound and internet connection.

FREE Software

FIXED Fee Charges

Many parents are rightfully concerned about their kid’s participation in social networks. There are a number of areas to be concerned with. Who are the kids talking to? Parents might worry about the friends their kids are making online and what kind of people, even their kid's own age, they are associating with. Some parents will be concerned about how much time their kids are spending online,” says Randy Abrams, Director of Technical Education at ESET

ESET’s seven golden rules for parents and children for online security. 

1. Updated antivirus and security software is a necessity.
2. Be vigilant and monitor your child’s internet connection: set a password and allow children to surf the web only during the times when you can periodically check on their online activities. Set clear rules about the use of computers.
3. Instruct kids on internet privacy. They should never supply personal data and details to strangers on the web and social networks.
   Control the web camera as it can be easily misused by criminals and strangers. Turn off or unplug your webcam when you don’t use it. There is malware that can access your webcam without you knowing about it.
4. Check that the web camera is off when it should be. Have children use camera only for approved communication: with known friends and family.
5. Monitor browser history. Deleted history might be a reason to sit up and have a talk.
6. On Facebook, if you or your child shares the wall with “Everyone” or “Friends of friends” then you have lost control of who has access to all data. If one uses apps on Facebook, and is not careful, then one may end up sharing also all private data with the world.
7. The information posted on the internet does not go away. Do not assume that when you delete a photo or even the whole social network account that you have automatically deleted all the data forever. Pictures and information might be already saved on someone else’s computer. Children and parents should think twice about which pictures and details to put on the Internet.