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	Children as young as two have been caught accessing explicit content online, according to a new survey.</p>
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	The research showed three million UK families had discovered their children viewing violent, explicit or pornographic material on the internet, with the youngest age quoted being two.</p>
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	The survey &ndash; carried out by website uSwitch.com &ndash; found that three-quarters of parents were unable to name any parental control tools that can be applied to internet-ready devices, and four in 10 said they had none installed.</p>
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	In an increasing number of cases, parents were resorting to secretly monitoring their children in order to establish what they looked at online.</p>
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	Claire Lilley, head of child safety online at children&#39;s charity the NSPCC, called the findings of the report &quot;chilling&quot;.</p>
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	http://www.independent.ie/world-news/europe/children-aged-two-accessing-explicit-content-30121504.html</p>
