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Kids are exposed to many exciting, but also dangerous things on the Internet. With parental controls, you can limit their exposure to adult content and allow them access to safe websites and healthy online services.



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Monitoring social media can be difficult for parents and not all channels have native parental controls available. Read the guide below to learn how to set enable parental settings.


As a PCMag security analyst, I report on security solutions such as password managers and parental control software, as well as privacy tools such as VPNs. Each week I send out the SecurityWatch newsletter filled with online security news and tips for keeping you and your family safe on the internet.


For these reasons, we no longer assign ratings to third-party parental control products. Instead, we recommend checking out native OS apps, such as Apple's Screen Time, Google's Family Link, and Microsoft's Family Safety for comprehensive, free child-monitoring software. We also recommend enabling the built-in parental control features within gaming and chat apps with your child's consent.






If you still prefer to go the third-party route, however, we have everything you need to know about popular parental control and monitoring utilities below, followed by information about common features in these apps.


Norton Family encourages parents to talk to their children about online safety rather than just spying on their online activities. The company's approach to parental control emphasizes cooperation and open dialogue between parents and children with the House Rules and Request Access features.


Qustodio is one of the more expensive parental control software options. Premium coverage starts at $54.95 annually, which includes app and game blocking, screen time-limiting options, web content filtering, geofencing, and the ability to shut off access to the internet for your child's device. For $99.95 per year, parents can get all of the above, plus custom alerts, time limits for games and apps, unlimited device monitoring, and call and message monitoring.


Most kids use phones or tablets, so you need parental control software that can monitor your child's web browsing history, device usage, and location on mobile platforms. Boomerang also lets you construct geofences, monitor YouTube app activity, log calls and texts, and set up always-allowed actions for emergencies. That said, many of its most useful features are Android-only, such as new app approvals, app blocking, and YouTube history and search monitoring.


In the mobile era, parental monitoring includes keeping track of your kids' location, what apps they use, and who they contact. FamilyTime is strong in those areas. The current version includes a web filter, an app blocker, and the ability to monitor calls and text messages. Parents can also establish screen time schedules for their kids with FamilyTime.


Experts say that kids who feel like they have some agency in the use of parental control apps are less likely to try to disable the software or get around restrictions. Not looking forward to hard talks with your kids? Take time to learn how your child uses technology. As tech addiction increasingly becomes a problem, it's important children learn the value of good device habits for themselves.


Check that any product you choose doesn't place restrictive limits on the number of child profiles or devices covered by your subscription. Large families, for example, will appreciate an app that works on an unlimited number of devices. Most parental control software operates as a subscription service, so pricing tiers tend to align with device limits, though some offer free versions for basic protection on a limited number of devices. If your kids are strictly smartphone users, take a look at our roundup of mobile parental control apps.


If getting parental control coverage installed on each of your family's devices starts to seem too difficult, consider a whole-network solution. These systems perform content filtering at the router level, so your settings affect every device on the network. Naturally, you don't get the same fine level of control and detailed monitoring you get with a local agent on each device, but this is a much broader solution.


Some parental control utilities use VPN technology, running internet connections through a local app to enable content filtering. You'll see the VPN icon when such a utility is active, but it doesn't mean the child's connection is secured by a full-scale virtual private network, nor that the device's IP address is masked.


Some kids spend more time on gaming consoles than any other device. The parental control services in this roundup don't cover this situation, but we show you how to enable parental controls on gaming consoles elsewhere.


As kids get older, content filtering alone may start to seem pointless. At some point, you start to worry more about their interaction with the wider world. Sure, if their friends come over in person, you can at least meet them, but what about friends on social media and other contacts your child never mentions? Who are they, really, and what are your kids discussing with them? Although some supervision is acceptable, you still need to respect your child's basic right to privacy and encourage open discussion rather than using parental control software as spyware.


Some services let you monitor contacts and messages and keep an eye out for potentially dangerous or unsanctioned situations. You can even block new contacts or view message content with some parental control software. Keep in mind that this primarily applies to SMS texts; messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Snapchat, and Signal do not fall under the same scope. Most of the services we've tested have given up on monitoring social media for now.


You can use parental control software to block access to video streaming apps and sites, as well as limit how much time your child can spend using them. However, if you are looking to restrict what your child can watch on Netflix, Disney+, and other video streaming services, none of these parental control tools provide that capability. Instead, you need to dive into the settings of each video streaming service.


The parental control capabilities of video streaming services vary widely. Some do not offer any options to restrict content, while others may simply offer a kid-friendly mode that broadly limits the streaming library to content appropriate for young children. The best services allow you to set rating restrictions on individual profiles and prevent your kid from simply switching to an unmonitored profile without a password or PIN.


Most kids are on mobile devices at least some of the time, and many are almost exclusively accessing the internet on their phones. Fortunately, many parental control services offer a companion app that lets you view your child's activity, set basic rules, and view notifications as they arrive. This kind of companion app is particularly useful for responding to access or time-extension requests on the go. Otherwise, you manage everything online or locally on the PC, where you have fine control over activity reports and restrictions. Any changes you make should propagate to your children's devices when they connect to the internet.


When your child tries to visit a blocked site, makes a post using iffy language, or otherwise bends the rules, the best parental control services send you a notification to your preferred channel, such as via the app, web, email, text, or some combination of those options.


Some parental control systems have advanced features to help them stand out from the crowd. Among these standout features are YouTube monitoring, geofencing, and remote device locking. Microsoft's Family Safety app even keeps track of your teens while they're driving to encourage better habits on the road.


You'll also find advanced versions of standard features with paid parental control apps. For example, the best content filters don't just use a database of categories. They analyze page content, filter profanity, and allow you to add custom keywords and categories you want to block. We also like those services that support multi-factor authentication for account logins. Generally speaking, the more advanced features you want, the more you can expect to pay.


At PCMag, we believe parental control apps are only effective when installed with a child's consent. Otherwise, the kid will simply find ways to get around the restrictions you're paying to put in place. That's why we recommend free parental control apps from Apple, Google, and Microsoft instead of paid third-party solutions.


A couple of friends of mine use Ubuntu and have kids (7 to 10 years old) who use the family computer. They'd like to have some blocking of adult sites. They're not going to supervise all the time, which I know might be ideal, but there we go. And they're not particularly technical, so they don't want to have to run scripts to turn the parental controls on and off regularly, but they can cope with having different accounts for different people. I haven't found a great way of doing this. I am pretty technical, so I'm happy to spend some time at the command line to set it up, but then it needs to just work.


Please don't just link to DansGuardian. If your answer doesn't address the different user account aspect, I will vote it down. If you want to talk about general parental controls that apply to all users then please start a new question - I'm sure that plenty of people would be interested in it, and I'll link to it from this question.


As you can see, Nanny can set different restrictions for each account. nanny 2.29.4-0ubuntu4 is available in the maverick and natty universe repositories. It is also part of Edubuntu. Screenshots of Nanny running on Edubuntu are available on the Edubuntu website.


Besides web safety, children should have a seperate non-administrator login, to prevent them doing system changing activities such as installing new software (such as a different browser to bypass the parental controls).

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