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Teens are too old to be babysat, but they still need your parental guidance. You have to know what they are up to and who their friends are. If you think that you have no problem with your teens because they are glued to the computer all day, you better beware. There's online mischief you'll never know about, unless you have your video security extended to their rooms.

Teens and the Dangers Lurking in the Net

Young people are spending more time on their PCs. First, they are onto games, but later on they might stumble onto pornographic or gambling sites. Before you know it, your teens will be getting deeply involved in immoral activities and might be meeting unsavory characters online. Without video security, you can't catch what's streaming on their computer screens, and you'll never be able to nip the habit or the danger in the bud.

Teens can get information and they can seek answers to questions they are afraid to ask their parents. But the danger lurking here are the false information available to lure teens to sex and illegal drugs. They also meet dubious friends online in chat rooms, and sometimes meet their online friends for an eyeball. As a parent you also have to educate your children on the dangers lurking in the Internet, not just rely on video security and online filters.

It's understandable that you can't always be with your teenagers. You got a 9-6 job Mondays to Fridays and they have to be in school. The best thing you can do to keep them safe is to give the following advice:

* They shouldn't be meeting people they met online.

* If they have to meet their new friend, let them bring along their friends, not just one or two.

* Let them inform you where they are going and what time they are supposed to be home.

* Don't let them meet their new online friends in unfamiliar territory.

* Warn them not to give away personal information - home telephone numbers, credit card numbers, and their mobile phone numbers.

* Let them inform the person they are meeting that you know about the date and the place they are going to meet.

* Warn them that pictures don't tell a complete story about the person.

* Ask your teens that they meet the person in a public place where there are lots of other people and video security.

If your teens judge your interference troublesome, have a heart-to-heart talk with them and explain that you are always after their happiness and safety. Cite examples of unfortunate events that happened to young people - you can get several from newspapers and online news. If you can have the chance to meet the new friend, get a background check. It's better to be nosey than sorry.

Other Safety Measures

Perhaps your wired kids and teens will resist the order to place all computers in a designated family room. But this is the next best thing you can do to ensure you can keep an eye on them. With other family members around like video security, your teens will have to knock off some online activities like looking up hate literature, how to make bombs and other dangerous information.

One perfect recipe to keep your children in line is to let them know you're always there for them. Hugging them a lot more often may be cheesy, but they actually love it and they can feel you really mean it when you say you love them. They'll understand why you have made sure that your home video security does not stop at the main door.

Video Security And Surveillance

There's a crowd but is the money flowing in?

Every night you see a happy crowd in your resto bar. As early as four in the afternoon, people from nearby workplaces troop to the bar to get a drink or two, or have an early supper of your famous lamb chops and Sloppy Joes. When the night is over, there's little in the till and you're beginning to wonder because you have no video security cameras to tell you anything.

A problem like this is common in restaurants, but the trouble is not only confined to the bar but to the kitchen as well. You've got to keep an eye on customers too because they are easy prey to walk-in snatchers.

The security cameras that'll work for you

Security cameras installed at the bar, kitchen, front door, and other entryways will keep track of what's going on in real-time recording. You can rewind and trace back through the recording to find out what really happened at the bar and check out the people who have entered and left the bar during the previous night.

A baseball-sized security camera will do the trick at the bar. You can hide it where it can capture the goings-on on the counter and at the till. Your bartender will never notice a thing because this is wireless. This also sends very clear images in real colors to the video receiver.

You'll be able to check if your bartender is giving away free drinks. She may not be pocketing money, but you're losing revenue. Show the recorded footage of her tricks and she can't do anything about it but admit the accusation leveled at her.

If you have a big kitchen, a pan-tilt video security camera (although a bit pricey) is perfect. Yes, it is obvious, but at least the kitchen crew will have to think twice before they tuck in glassware into their shirts.

The pan-tilt camera or a wide angle camera is also ideal for the dining area because it allows you to see the crowd and your food servers or handlers. By watching your staff, you can note if they are doing things properly and you can give them helpful suggestions to make their work better.

Catch those liars without breaking the law

If you are billed more than the usual for deliveries dropped on your door, you can always rely on your video security cameras to disprove specious claims.

Kitchen staff will be more circumspect if you warn them that there are covert cameras watching their movements. As for your stunning blonde, you can be sure she'll stop those rounds of beer on the house.

In fairness to new workers, you have to warn them of the presence of covert cameras. But you won't be breaking any law to protect your business – unless you record conversations and use recorded activities for blackmail. Of course, there's no need to place video security inside the men's and ladies room. The police will be knocking on your door if you do.

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