Web use Kids ' phones relieving concerns

POSTED: 5: 56 pm PDT on September 29, 2010UPDATED: 7: 10 pm PDT on September 29, 2010, SAN DIEGO - more children use their cell phones to browse the Internet, which has raised concerns among many parents 10News spoke Wednesday. "You have no idea of what they might be down even if you have the latest computer software to verify your children watch" a mother say 10News. Companies such as the San Diego-based Pandara offer the history of the Web site, but everything that was said and done on this site may be registered. However, all this work is a waste if children are browsing on their mobile phone. "Will perhaps see you password and what they have done within their log memo," said Pandara Sales Director Jean Montana. Another parent "It?s simply open an of can worms and it is a slippery slope," says about using your cell phone. "You must protect because they are not going to protect," a parent says 10News. Mocospace.com is the website where the San Diego County Sheriff Department said 20 years Jose Adrian Cano and 15-year-old daughter involved in last weekend's removal-rape joke filled. "It's a site, you can get on your cell phone with and chat,", said Sheriff Randy Avila detective. Contacted 10News Mocospace.com ask that the site had to say for an adult to use to meet minor girls. Representatives of the site had no comment. Pandara said Montana has examined how the software on other devices, but most of the time children websites go on cell phones and what they are doing on these sites can slip by without ever know parents. Copyright 2010 by 10News.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.The, here are the comments of our users. The opinions expressed are not created or endorsed by 10News.com. By posting a comment, you agree to accept our terms of use. Comments are moderated by the community. To report an offensive or otherwise inappropriate comment, click the "Flag" link that appears below this comment. Comments that are marked by a defined number of users will be automatically deleted.

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