Locked their phone down? Why your kids aren't safe yet.
Updated: Jun 18
The dangerous loophole in standard parental control apps.
So, you finally locked their phone down with screen time limits—but what about the five other devices they use every single day? If you lock it down at one internet source, you lock everything down including your own!
The reality is that standard parental control apps, built-in device settings, or blanket protected ISP services have major flaws: they only protect that one specific screen, or that whole entire Network.
If you set the whole network up with screen time or block certain categories or websites that you don't want your kids accessing, you the parent also have to abide by those scheduling times and blocking rules - that's no YouTube for you after 8pm. If you choose to go down the the per device set up, think of how many devices you are going to have to set up with protection and that's if they even allow it. At some point, a device will get missed, a website will be left off the limited blocked list and then you've opened up a major flaw in the protected system.
Utilising our connections with Chorus and Enable, we built Halo Internet to protect your family - without punishing the parents.
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