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when i was 17 i moved to a different country on my own, with language skills close to 0, family being 8hr flight away and any friends i had left in another part of the world. you kids have it easy these days. :D although i must admit i didn't have to support myself for the first couple of years.

the main focus is not on the monitoring itself, but on the fact that WW wants to do it secretly. i don't think anyone here objected to monitoring provided that the kid knows he is being monitored. with my kid, monitoring was part of the deal of having a computer in her own room. no...

much bigger issue than in public schools, cause kids usually have more money

what stops you from doing exactly that?

as many as he likes if it's his personal computer when is he turning 18 btw?

WW, i monitor my daughter's internet use too the difference between you and me is that she knows fully well that i can log in into her computer at any minute and see what she is doing, and can read the history of her actions. that's what a lot of people have been trying to tell you, rather...

well lets say you got access to his account etc, and found out that he really is doing what you suspect he's doing. what are you going to do? tell him I know what you doing because I read your stuff? he'll probably move out and never talk to you again.

so essentially what you are saying that you are happy for your kids to use drugs as long as they move out? wow! goes both ways

should start removing responsibilities one by one at 16 and finish at 18 after 18 your relationship should transform from parent-child to adult-adult

i think your kid is a bit too old to monitor his actions let him learn on his own mistakes