Parental Recording Statistics
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Corporate Recording Statistics
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| • With an estimated 24 million children now online, one out of five have been solicited for sex in the last year.4 |
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• More than three-quarters (77.7%) of major U.S. companies keep tabs on employees by checking their e-mail, Internet, phone calls, computer files or by videotaping them at work.1 |
• An estimated 725,000 children have been "aggressively" asked for sex, defined as an offer to meet in person.4 |
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• 63% of companies monitor workers' Internet connections and 47% store and review employee e-mail.1 |
• One in four children were sent pictures of people who were naked or having sex.4 |
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• More than a quarter of companies, or 27% say that they've fired employees for misuse of office e-mail or Internet connections, and 65% report some disciplinary measure for those offenses.1 |
• The FBI has seen a 2000 percent increase in the number of child pornography images on the internet since 1996.5 |
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• It is estimated that employees spend twice as much time surfing the Internet at work as they do at home. |
• According to the FBI: Chat rooms offer the advantage of immediate communication around the world and provide the pedophile with an anonymous means of identifying and recruiting children into sexually illicit relationships.5 |
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• People are spending more time surfing the Internet at work than they are at home, mainly because home Web connection speeds pale in comparison to the faster connections that companies give their employees.2 |
• There are currently three child predators listed on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.5 |
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• The most popular sites surfed at work closely mirror the most popular sites surfed at home and include: pornographic web sites, financial web sites, shopping sites, and chat sites. |
• The FBI recommends that you should monitor your child's access to all types of live electronic communications (i.e., chat rooms, instant messages, Internet Relay Chat, etc.), and monitor your child's e-mail. Computer-sex offenders almost always meet potential victims via chat rooms. After meeting a child on-line, they will continue to communicate electronically often via e-mail..5 |
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• Canadian police estimate that more than 100,000 websites contain images of child sexual abuse. |
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