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Jun 1, 2024
7:14:54pm

paulb Truly Addicted User

trying to keep them trying. If that makes sense.

People will find a way if they're determined.

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What tips do you have to lock down your technology to protect your kids?

CrimWalCoug All-American in practice

Jun 1, 7:03pm

Get an Android and use the Family Link app and it's free. The controls loosen up

Cougsanity

Jun 1, 7:06pm

We use FamilyLink. We have iOS but kids have Android. It doesn’t work for iOS?

BYU'01

Jun 1, 7:29pm

They don't loosen up but they allow the child to opt out completely. It lets the parent know if they do. My 14yo still

supertux

Jun 1, 9:12pm

Depends on what you are trying to lock down. Usage? Adult content?

AltTabbins

Jun 1, 7:09pm

Trying to control usage and content.

CrimWalCoug

Jun 1, 7:19pm

Please tell me your 9 and 7 yr olds don't have iphones.

cambo

Jun 1, 11:54pm

They have ipads. No phones, they wont until they are teens.

AltTabbins

Jun 2, 12:17am

Not many. My oldest asked for screen time on the iPhone.

NanoFab Coug

Jun 1, 7:14pm

Open DNS on your router. Won't stop everything, but can help a person who is

paulb

Jun 1, 7:14pm

"locks keep honest men honest"

Squeegee

Jun 2, 9:44pm

Nothing is better than active parenting. Many technology solutions can help,

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