Time limits let parents choose when it’s the right time for a child to put their device away. For example, the internet and chosen apps can be disabled at 8 on weeknights and at 10 on Friday and Saturday evenings.
App control lets parents see what apps their children have installed, and decide whether they should be blocked, allowed, or have their use restricted by time limits.
Content blocking lets parents make decisions about the content they feel their child is old enough to see.
If there’s one tip we can give to parents who use family rules, it’s this: sit down with your child, set your family rules together and prepare them to take control over their own online lives. Eventually, they will have to.
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