What is the “Panic Button”?

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The "Panic Button" is primarily designed for those who find themselves tempted beyond control, yet really have a desire for purity in their Internet use. In the face of temptation, the Panic Button allows the user to cut off all Internet use -- surfing, email, chat, instant messaging, everything.

Internet use is cut off until the user calls in to our tech support, at which time it is turned back on. The Accountability Partners are notified when the Panic Button is used.

The Panic Button is accessed by right-clicking the CE icon in the taskbar, then clicking the "Panic Button." A warning box comes up, warning that all Internet use will be cut off, and asking for confirmation. If you click "Panic" at that point, all Internet use will be suspended.

Secondarily, the "Panic Button" is used for a security measure when you are away for an extended period of time from your computer. The "Panic Button" ensures that no one can use the Internet on your computer while you are away.


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Last updated: 2007-07-11

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