The Problem

You know the problem. It confronts you every day. Explicit sex, graphic violence, foul language, and mature content invade your home every time you turn on the TV. And shocking pornography floods the Internet, putting your children at risk every time they go online.

Families everywhere want to know: “How can I protect my children from offensive media that destroys their innocence and influences them in harmful ways?

How bad is it, really?

The numbers don’t lie.

The amount of offensive TV content is staggering.

4 out of 5 adults feel there is too much sex, violence, and foul language on TV
90% of Family Hour TV shows contain offensive content.
91% of TV movies contain violence.
Nearly 45% of 10-14 year olds have watched movies rated R for graphic violence.

And our children consume it every day.

Internet pornography: A secret, devastating plague.

66% of 14 year old boys have been exposed to sexually explicit media.
70% of adolescents initially encounter porn by accident, often while doing homework.
Only 18% of parents place a "great deal" of trust in industry ratings of movies and TV shows.
The average age a child is first exposed to Internet porn is 11.

The result: poor relationships and degrading behavior.

Images stick. What they see matters.

Males who use common, nonviolent pornography are likely to move on to more “uncommon” deviant pornography (bondage, sadomasochism, bestiality)
Adolescent boys exposed to sexually explicit media are more 3 times more likely to have oral sex, intercourse and to sexually harass girls than boys who are not exposed.
Explicit Internet content has the strongest impact on boys’ sexual behavior and attitudes.

Graphic TV. Real life harm.

No real solutions. Until now.

Adolescent girls who are exposed to sexually explicit media are twice as likely to have oral sex and intercourse than girls who are not exposed.
Girls who view sexually explicit movies are more likely to test positive for sexually transmitted diseases.
Explicit TV shows have the strongest impact on girls’ sexual behavior and attitudes.
Adolescents who watch violent movies take over 26% longer to respond to another person’s cries for help (compared to adolescents who didn’t watch violent movies).

The Mpower difference: You decide.

As a parent, you’re worried. Your concerns are real and shared by many good parents like you.
Do these worries echo your own?

“Every time we sit down to watch a football game, we hear about four-hour erections. It’s uncomfortable.”

“We just want to relax and watch TV but ‘that one scene’ spoils everything."

“Even when the ratings say it’s OK for my 13-year-old, I never really know what’s going to be in the show. I don’t trust the ratings.”

“The kids were watching one of their favorite shows and the dialogue suddenly became explicitly sexual. I couldn’t change the channel fast enough. It was too late, because they’d already heard it.”

“My 8th grader was on the Internet, looking something up for class, and the worst porn you could imagine came on the screen. He’ll never get those images out of his mind.”

It’s no wonder that you want all the help you can get to protect your children. And that’s where Mpower comes in. There’s never been a technology like Mpower—until now! It’s easy. It’s cutting edge. And it offers you unprecedented control over your media. Mpower is your solution to the problem of offensive and harmful TV and Internet content.

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