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Just make sure that if you do decide to tell his parents, that you express to them what you have told us - that their curiosity is an indication that there needs to be some healthy family discussion on the topic.
I don't know the nature of your business on their son's computer. I assume you are employed as their family's compuster fix-it guy. If you're in a professional position, the professional move would be to assume they know. If they have no programming installed to prevent their child from accessing porn, and they give their child their own computer, they must not have any issues with it.
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