PROCESS FOR PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM ONLINE PREDATORS

摘要

A process for protecting children online from sexual predators, contemplated suicide, and premeditated school violence is disclosed: Human female nannys remotely watch computer screens of subscribed children. Using a small cadre of nannys, it is explained why watching large numbers of children is feasible. First, redundancy is introduced to minimize likelihood of a false positive and to ensure no dangerous activity be missed. Next, several forms of time compression are incorporated into the review of children's activities. Further, allocation of nannys to children is expressed mathematically as a covex optimization problem. Review-time of children's activities is thereby minimized with, provably, no better allocation.