Parental control apps are crucial in the digital world, but they may not uncover the silent challenges your child faces online, such as dark queries or potential cyberbullying.
Android devices enable less integration between apps and messaging services and make it easier for parents to control what content their children access within apps, preventing exposure to inappropriate or harmful material.
Android has a larger app store offering parents more options when it comes to parental controls and device monitoring. This ensures that you have access to the latest and most advanced safety and security apps to keep your child safer.
Android offers a much wider range of devices at an array of price points. It’s easy to find a phone or tablet that fits your family budget.
Parents can set up multiple user accounts on an Android phone or tablet, each with different restrictions and permissions, so that parents can easily customise their controls for each child in the family.
Google has revised its policies for apps keeping an eye on children’s messages, and unfortunately the FYI play it safe child app doesn’t align with these changes. While we might not see eye to eye with Google on this, we believe in making your child’s online experience safe and enjoyable.
Although the FYI play it safe child app isn’t available on the Google Play store, we’ve made it super easy for you. You can either send your child a link directly from the parent app, or just download it straight from our website.
10 Years old – the average age our children are exposed to pornography online.
70% – percentage of children inadvertently exposed to pornography rather than actively searching for it.
4.5 hours – average screen time tweens are spending every day (40 hours a week).
8 to 9 years old – average age for a child to receive their first smartphone.
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“Your goal in keeping your child safe on the internet should not be to police every site they visit or pore over every chat they have with their friends.
What’s important is to help your child develop digital literacy and gain the skills they need to become responsible digital citizens capable of handling problems on their own.”
– Rachelle Best
CEO and Founder of the AI-powered monitoring app, FYI play it safe
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