There’s new free software to help prevent children from finding out the truth about Santa Claus online.
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Yet the big man’s appearance is just one of several big events planned for Saturday afternoon’s “A Day With Santa” in the heart of downtown Kennesaw, the city’s website reports.
The creators, HideMyAss, say they aim to keep the Christmas spirit alive for as long as possible, while keeping the online world a fun and safe place for families.
CHILDREN will eventually discover the truth about Santa, but it’s now happening much earlier than parents are happy with.
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust, which manages the mall, said the exhibit is one of only 12 Adventure to Santa attractions in the country.
Of the 21 per cent of parents that pointed the finger of blame at the Internet, the most common online offender was advertising.
Indeed, 44 per cent of children had their Santa suspicions raised after seeing ads online for the very gifts they’d wished for in their letters to the North Pole.
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Once installed on a web browser and activated, the software monitors all online search results, web pages or social media communications that could threaten to bring a child’s belief in Santa crashing down. “We’re expecting some long lines as we move along”. They can even include pictures of their wanted items.
