Internet Monitoring for Parents FAQs (2024)

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Bark Phone

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General

What does Bark do?

Bark is a parental controls company that helps parents protect their children online and in real life. We have a suite of products that families can choose from:

Content Monitoring

Bark monitors your child’s texts, email, YouTube, and 30+ apps and social media platforms for issues likecyberbullying, adult content,sexual predators, profanity,suicidal ideation, threats of violence, and more.

Parents receive text or emailalertsonly when something potentially problematic occurs online. You won’t have full access to everything on your child’s phone — just the things you might need to know about. This saves you countless hours of scrolling through every online interaction your child has while allowing you to build trust and maintain an open line of communication with your child.

Screen Time Management

Bark's screen time management features help families set time limits and create schedules for when their children’s devices can connect to the internet (through both cell service and Wi-Fi).

App and Website Blocking

Our website blocking feature lets you select which apps and websites are appropriate for your child to access on their devices. You can block specific sites or even whole categories like streaming services, online gaming, sexual content, and more.

Location Sharing

Bark's location sharing features include both location alerts and check-ins. Through location tracking alerts, you can get notified when your child arrives at or leaves a specific place. With check-ins, you can see exactly where your kid is at a given time.

How much does Bark cost?

Phone

Bark Phone plans start at $49/month with no contract required. We have four monthly data options to fit your family’s needs:

  • $49/month for unlimited talk, text, and Wi-Fi only (no data)
  • $59/month for unlimited talk, text, and 4GB data
  • $69/month for unlimited talk, text, and 8GB data
  • $89/month for unlimited talk, text, and data1

Each phone plan comes with a Bark Premium subscription and will cover any other kids, devices, and accounts a user’s family has.

1 After exceeding 35GB/month of data use, data speeds will be reduced for the remainder of the monthly billing cycle. After exceeding 50GB/month of data usage, data speeds may be reduced further and/or data connection may be turned off for the remainder of the monthly billing cycle.

Apps

Bark Premium is our flagship app that costs $14/month or $99 annually and provides content monitoring, screen time management, app and website blocking, and location sharing.

Bark Jr provides screen time management, app and website blocking, and location sharing. It costs $5/month or $49 annually.

Hardware

Bark Home is $79 and requires no additional costs aside from the cost of the hardware itself. It can easily be added to an existing Bark account or work without having previously set up a Bark account.

How does Bark work?

Content Monitoring

Bark uses advanced machine learning and statistical analysis techniques to recognize potential problems. Simple keyword searches are not enough to detect the majority of issues, which is why our parental control app uses contextual analysis and natural language processing to determine when something serious might be happening.

For example, Bark knows the difference between a kid saying “This homework makes me wanna kill myself,” versus “Nobody cares about me!! I wanna kill myself.” Our algorithm also keeps up with thelatest in teen slang.

Screen Time Management and Website Blocking

Families can manage not only when their kids can access the internet on their devices, but also which sites and apps they can visit.

You can create custom profiles for each child in your house, create screen time schedules, and manage access to a wide variety of websites — including video streaming, gaming, adult content, and more.

How do I get started with Bark?

To get started, simply visit oursign-up pageor download our app for parents (iOS,Android). From there, you’ll be able to select the product (Bark Premium or Bark Jr) that’s right for your family and get step-by-step instructions.

If you’re interested in the Bark Phone, learn more about it and choose the plan that’s right for your family and place your order.

As for the Bark Home, you can order one here.

What makes Bark unique?

One of the biggest things that sets us apart from competitors is our world-class content monitoring. With sophisticated A.I., we're able to alert parents and guardians to issues (like cyberbullying, online predators, suicidal ideation, sexting, and more) that their kids may be encountering online. We notify parents when something may be wrong so they can give their children the support they need. But we don't just leave you to deal with issues on your own — we provide expert-recommended steps for handling the situation.

Is the Bark app hard to install?

Nope! You and/or your child simply connect your child’s accounts and devices to Bark, which takes only a few minutes. If you need any help, our customer support team is ready to jump in and answer any questions you have. When you’re ready, just email them!

Do I need a computer to set up Bark Premium or Bark Jr?

For Bark Premium

Apple is strict when it comes to security and doesn’t allow any third-party solutions (including Bark) direct access to monitor iOS devices. You’ll need a computer to set up Bark Premium if your child has an iPhone, iPad, or iPod (you can see step-by-step instructions for how to do that here). If you don’t have a home computer, that’s also okay! You can order a Bark Home, which is a small device that plugs into your home Wi-Fi router, andit will analyzethe texts, photos, and videos on your child’s iOS device and send you alerts for potential issues. For Androids, you won’t need a computer at all.

For Bark Jr

You won’t need a computer to set up Bark Jr on iOS or Android devices — all that’s required is to have our companion apps foriOSorAndroiddownloaded to your child's phone.

Is my child's data secure?

Absolutely. At Bark,security is paramount. Our website uses SSL encryption and all analyzed data is stored within an encrypted database. You can rest easy knowing your children's data is secure.

I love Bark! Can I refer my friends?

We love referrals! We'll give you a $50 Amazon gift card for each friend who signs up and subscribes to Bark Premium using your unique referral code. You can manage your referrals from the dashboard of your Bark account by selecting “Refer a friend” from the drop-down menu in the top right corner. Visit this page to get started!

I can't afford Bark. Can you help?

Pleasecontact usif you’re in this situation.

Does Bark have an iOS app?

Yes, click here to download our iOS app for parents. This app allows you to review alerts, add children, connect accounts, update notification settings, and more.

The Bark Kids app will need to be installed on your child's iOS device to block apps and sites.

The Bark Desktop App will need to be installed on a Windows or Mac computer to monitor the iOS device texts, photos, videos, WhatsApp, and Kik for issues. (Don't have a computer? You can use the Bark Home in place of a computer for iOS monitoring).

Does Bark have an Android app?

Yes, click here to download our Android app. The app allows you to review alerts, add children, connect accounts, update your notification settings, and more.

The Bark for Kids app will need to be installed on your child's Android device to allow Bark to monitor content, manage screen time, and block websites on the device.

Do I need to jailbreak/root my child's phone?

No, you do not need to jailbreak your child's iOS device or root your child’s Android phone in order for Bark to work. As a third-party service, we strive to provide a program that keeps phones working properly and that does not void warranties or terms of service.

What languages do you support?

Our algorithms are currently trained in English, Spanish, and Afrikaans, and we’re looking to add more languages in the near future.

Is the Bark app available outside the U.S.?

The Bark app is currently available in the United States, South Africa, Guam, and Australia. We’re continually working to bring Bark to more families around the world.

Does Bark work with co-parents and/or dual households?

Absolutely! Whether your child has an Android or an iOS device, it’s possible for co-parents to share alerts and notifications. Read more about ithereorcontact usto learn more.

Where can I talk to other parents who are using Bark?

Check out our Facebook group,Parenting in a Tech World, where thousands of parents interact daily about all things digital parenting.

How does the 7-day free trial work?

When you sign up for Bark Premium or Bark Jr (our apps), you’ll have the full trial period to decide if you want to become a paid subscriber. Even though we require a credit card for COPPA verification, we won’t charge it until your 7-day trial is over.

Does Bark work with other parental control products?

Bark is proud to provide a comprehensive parental control solution for your family, so you no longer need a second tool or product. Our features (content monitoring, screen time management, app and website blocking, and location sharing) go beyond anything that's built into your kid's device. If you want to make sure your family is covered when it comes to online safety, please feel free toemail us.

My computer is running in S mode and I can't download Bark. What should I do?

S mode is a security feature in Windows 10 that only allows users to download apps from the Microsoft Store. Unfortunately, the Bark Desktop App is not currently distributed on this platform.

There’s a solution, though! To install Bark, you’ll just need to switch out of S mode. Once you switch out of S mode, you won’t be able to turn it back on again. But Windows will still maintain all of its standard functionalities, and you’ll be able to download apps from marketplaces other than the Microsoft Store.

To switch out of S mode:

  1. On your PC running Windows 10 in S mode, openSettings > Update & Security > Activation.
  2. Find theSwitch to Windows 10 HomeorSwitch to Windows 10 Prosection, then select the Go to the Store link.(Note: Don't select the link underUpgrade your edition of Windows. That's a different process that will keep you in S mode.)
  3. From here, select theGetbutton. You’ll then be switched out of S mode and will be able to download apps from anywhere.

What is COPPA?

In 2013, the FTC updated theChild Online Privacy and Protection Act (COPPA)to bring laws originally enacted in 1998 in line with the ever-changing internet. The original COPPA laws were created to help ensure that digital brands weren’t taking advantage of new marketing channels to target kids under 13.

In short, if you add a child under the age of 13, we're not legally allowed to provide our services unless we have verifiable parental consent in the form of a credit card added to youraccount, which occurs during the onboarding process.

Content Monitoring

What will my child think about Bark's content monitoring?

Kids are generally receptive to Bark once they learn that we protect them online while also giving them more privacy. Parents don’t get access to every single message they send — only to online activities that indicate that they might be in danger. Here’show to talk to your childabout Bark.

What platforms does Bark monitor?

Bark monitors 30+ of the most popular social media platforms and apps, as well as text messages and saved photos and videos on devices. You can check out an interactive list of everything Bark monitors here based on what type of device your child has.

For apps that Bark doesn’t currently monitor, you can easily block them entirely or set limits on daily access.

Does content monitoring work well on iOS devices?

Generally speaking, Apple has more stringent security and privacy restrictions than other operating systems. For this reason, set-up is slightly different for iOS devices. Bark analyzes text messages, photos, videos, and more thorough scans of your child's iOS device.

To help ensure Bark is able to monitor your child's iOS device, please follow the iOS connection instructions in the onboarding process. After the initial set-up, the Bark Desktop App will automatically back up your child’s iOS device to your computer for analysis.

Is Bark's content monitoring 100% accurate?

No parental control tool will ever be perfect. It is possible that something could be missed, or that you'll get an occasional alert from us when no real issue exists. That being said, our A.I. is constantly improving! Plus, we are a tool to help families protect their children online, not a replacement for active, engaged parenting.

Does Bark analyze images and videos?

Yes, Bark analyzes images and videos associated with a message or that are stored on a device. They're analyzed for nudity, violence, and other inappropriate content, including text added to the images.

What if my child uninstalls Bark?

If your child changes the passwords to their email or social media accounts, causing Bark to stop monitoring them, you’ll get a notification.

You’ll also be alerted if your child uninstalls one of our child companion apps. You can prevent companion apps from being uninstalled from iOS and Android devices:

If your child has an iOS device, you’ll need to useApple’s Screen Timeto enforce Uninstall Protection. Navigate to:

Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > iTunes and App Store Purchases > Deleting Apps > Don’t Allow

NOTE:If you haven’t set up iOS Screen Time,click herefor instructions.

Can Bark monitor deleted texts?

With the Bark app, we can monitor deleted texts on Androids. For iOS devices, Bark can monitor some deleted texts. Ensuring frequent backups increases the chances that our technology will analyze deleted texts in iOS devices, but it is not guaranteed.

If you’re worried about deleted texts, we recommend the Bark Phone — texts can’t be deleted on it without your permission!

Why can't I review all my child's activities?

At Bark, we believe kids deserve privacy, which is why our alerts only surface potential issues. Bark is designed to provide your family with a digital safety net — as well as give you back the time spent spot-checking your kid’s devices.

What if I have an iPhone and my child has an Android? Or vice versa?

Managing a Bark account as a parent is independent of the monitoring we do for the child's connected accounts, so using different types of devices has no effect on our ability to detect potential issues.

To monitor a child’s iOS device, parents can use the Bark Parent iOS app, Bark Parent Android app, or the Bark website to manage their account.

In order to monitor a child's Android device, theBark for Kidsapp will need to be downloaded to their device.

Will my child know that Bark is installed?

While it is technically possible to set up Bark without your child's knowledge (assuming you have the log-in information for their online accounts), we highly encourage you to discuss your usage of Bark with your child. Talking to your child about alerts when they arise provides a good opportunity to have important conversations about serious topics.

What if my child has more than one Instagram account?

We're able to monitor more than one account on any given platform, just make sure you have all of the log-in info for each additional account for monitoring with Bark.

Does Bark monitor Mac or Windows computers?

As a Bark Premium customer, many of your children's connected email and social media accounts will be monitored regardless of the device they are on (e.g. phone, tablet, or computer).

Bark alsomonitors computer web browsing on Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge— including website visits, searches, and incognito browsing — when you install theBark for Chrome extensionorBark for Microsoft Edge extensionon your child's computer.

With the addition of aBark Home device, you can also add screen time limits and filter computers' web activity — including online games, other browsers, and more.

Website Blocking & Screen Time

What devices are supported?

Our screen time management feature works on iOS, Android, and Chromebooks. If your child is using an older hand-me-down device, you can check to see if it's compatible here.

If you’d like to be able to set screen time limits on internet-connected home devices like TVs and gaming consoles, we recommend Bark Home.

Do these features work outside of the home?

For phones and tablets

Yes! You can manage screen time and filter websites for phones and tablets with the Bark app for Android or iOS, whether your child’s device is connected to a Wi-Fi network or is using cellular data.

Note: Amazon Fire tablets support on-the-go content monitoring, but not on-the-go filtering.

For other internet-connected devices

No — You can only manage screen time and filter websites on home devices like smart TVs, gaming consoles, and more while they’re connected to your family’s Wi-Fi network with theBark Homedevice.

Do I need any special hardware for screen time to work?

For phones and tablets

You won’t need any hardware for our screen time management feature to work on phones and tablets — your child will just need to download our companion apps for iOS or Android.

For other internet-connected devices

You’ll need to purchaseBark Home, a small device that connects to your home Wi-Fi router, to manage screen time on smart TVs, gaming consoles, and more.

Can I set different screen time hours for each of my children?

Absolutely! As parents ourselves, we know that raising an 11-year-old isn’t the same as raising a 16-year-old. Because of this, you can create a different schedule for each of your children.

Can I block categories of websites along with specific websites?

Yes, our web filtering feature lets you manage access to up to 18 different website categories. Within those categories, you can also create exceptions. For example, you can block all streaming sites but allow Netflix (and vice versa).

How is Bark's screen time feature different from Apple Screen Time or Google Family Link?

With Bark, you can manage your children’s screen time from your own phone via the Bark app or website, regardless of whether you have an iPhone and your kids have an Android (or vice versa).

In terms of web filtering, Apple's Screen Time and Google Family Link web filters only block general content. Bark, on the other hand, breaks down a wide range of categories and exceptions to enable a more customized and refined level of protection.

Can I prevent screen time settings from being changed without my approval?

Children aren’t able to adjust their own screen time limits from the Bark for Kids app. Deleting the app will allow them to get around the restrictions, but you’ll be notified if this happens.

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Bark Phone

What type of phone is the Bark Phone?

The Bark Phone for kids is a Samsung A series. We purposely designed it so that it wouldn’t be recognizable as a “kiddie” phone. No one will know it’s a kid phone unless you tell them. Bark’s powerful parental controls are all internal — there’s no Bark branding, logos, or other tell-tales that would broadcast it as a kid’s phone.

It comes with all the standard features of a Samsung phone.

Regardless of whether a parent has an iPhone or an Android, they will be able to manage the Bark Phone with no issues, so don’t worry about compatibility problems.

How much does the Bark Phone cost?

Choose between $0 upfront with a 2-year contract or pay $199 upfront for no contract.

Select from four monthly plans based on your data requirements:

  • $49/month for unlimited talk, text, and Wi-Fi only (no data)
  • $59/month for unlimited talk, text, and 4GB data
  • $69/month for unlimited talk, text, and 8GB data
  • $89/month for unlimited talk, text, and data1

Each phone plan comes with a Bark Premium subscription and will cover any other kids, devices, and accounts your family has. You won’t pay for an extra Bark subscription if you already have the Bark Phone.

The best part? You can try it risk-free with our 30-day money back guarantee.

1 After exceeding 35GB/month of data use, data speeds will be reduced for the remainder of the monthly billing cycle. After exceeding 50GB/month of data usage, data speeds may be reduced further and/or data connection may be turned off for the remainder of the monthly billing cycle.

How is a Bark Phone different from a phone with the Bark app?

The Bark Phone for kids is the result of years of experience in the online safety industry and real-life conversations with the people whose opinion counts the most: families raising kids with phones in the digital age.

We’ve created a safe phone for kids that integrates Bark’s software seamlessly, resulting in a comprehensive and robust parental control experience.

It also comes with exclusive features that weren’t possible with just a downloadable app. The Bark Phone gives parents unprecedented oversight of their child’s online experience, including GPS-powered location tracking, call blocking, contact management, and automatic monitoring for texts and many apps and social media platforms.

Its native controls are tamper-proof, providing parents with peace of mind that the rules they set stay in place. Bark can't be deleted, even if you factory reset it.

The best part of the Bark Phone? It grows with your child as they mature. For younger kids, you can keep the phone locked down with as little functionality as a flip phone. As they get older, you can add in additional freedoms, functionality, and apps — or scale back anytime boundaries are needed.

What does the Bark Phone come with?

  • USB-C charging cord
  • Unlimited talk and text
  • A data plan that fits your family’s needs
  • Bark Premium subscription for the Bark Phone as well as for all of the other devices and accounts in your family

What if I want to buy the Bark Phone but already have a Bark subscription?

If you already have a Bark Premium subscription, that’s okay! We will adjust your plan and prorate the remaining amount left and apply it to your Bark Phone subscription.

Is the Bark Phone available outside the U.S.?

Right now, the Bark Phone for kids is only available for families located in the U.S.

What apps are available for the Bark Phone?

You know your child best, which is why the Bark Phone gives you full control over the apps they can access. You can block every app that a Samsung A series could download, or you can allow them all — or somewhere in between, which is where most families will fall.

How is the Bark Phone different from other kids’ phones?

The Bark Phone is powered by the award-winning technology that made the Bark app a trusted name for families across the world. It’s the result of years of experience understanding what families need and want when it comes to having a safe phone for kids.

Secondly, we made it completely customizable, because every family — and kid — is different. For younger kids, you can make the Bark Phone work essentially like a non-smartphone. As they get older and become ready for more responsibility, you can add in functionality and access to web browsing, apps, social media, and more.

What is the Bark Phone return and refund policy?

After contacting Bark to cancel, you’ll receive instructions on how to send the Bark Phone back, along with free shipping.

Please package your Bark Phone and charging cord into a box or mailer, and use the shipping label to return the package at no cost. The package can be dropped off at any participating FedEx shipping facility.

If you have further questions you cancontact usfor help.

Bark Home

What is Bark Home?

Bark Home is a small piece of hardware that connects to your Wi-Fi router. It allows you to manage screen time and block websites and apps on all of the internet-connected devices in your home.

Bark Home also allows you to monitor iOS devices without using a computer, making the process simpler for parents.

What can Bark Home do?

Here are a couple of the key things Bark Home can do:

  1. Turn off the internet when needed on home devices (including smart TVs, gaming consoles, cell phones, tablets, and more)
  2. Set a schedule of custom daily rules — school time, free time, and bedtime — for each child
  3. Block specific apps and websites (like Snapchat and Instagram)
  4. Block categories of apps and websites (like social media, streaming, gaming, and sexual content)
  5. Monitor iOS devices
  6. Supports high speeds with a 1 Gbps Ethernet port

Note: If your subscription plan also includes content monitoring, you can monitor 30+ of the most popular apps and social media platforms for potential issues like cyberbullying, online predators, suicidal ideation, and more.

What kinds of devices can Bark Home manage?

  • Smart TVs
  • Gaming consoles (Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo)
  • Tablets
  • Computers
  • Cell phones

Where can I buy Bark Home?

You can purchase Bark Home on our website.

At this time, we only ship Bark Home in the United States. However, Bark services Australia and South Africa with Bark Jr & Bark Premium.

How much does Bark Home cost?

Bark Homeis$79and requires no additional costs aside from the cost of the hardware itself.

Bark Home can easily be added to an existing Bark account or work without having previously set up a Bark account.

How do I know if my router is compatible with Bark Home?

Before you purchase a Bark Home, check that your router is compatiblehere.Don't see your specific router? No problem! The majority of routers are compatible or can be adjusted to be compatible with Bark Home. If you have questions, pleasereach out to our team.

Is Bark Home incompatible with your home router? You can still manage screen time and block websites on your child’s mobile devices with a Bark subscription. You can also look into routers that come with Bark built-in.

How do I find out what router model I have?

There are a few ways you find out what type of router you have. You can:

  1. Look on the top, sides, or bottom of your router for the make and model — sometimes it’s a sticker. Common makes include Netgear, TP-Link, Asus, Linksys, and others, while models usually consist of letters and numbers.
  2. Use Google to look up potentially identifiable items on your router, like the name or serial number.
  3. Contact your internet service provider.

Can Bark Home monitor content on home devices like TVs and gaming consoles?

Bark Home lets you manage screen time and block websites and apps on devices that connect to your home Wi-Fi network. You’ll get an alert if your child attempts to view sexual content on these devices.

With a Bark Premium subscription, you can monitor content in texts, emails, and 30+ apps and social media platforms for potential issues like bullying, online predators, suicidal ideation, and more.

Does Bark Home work on mobile devices?

When your kid’s device is connected to the home Wi-Fi network, it sure does! And when they’re outside the house using cellular data, your family’s Bark subscription via the Bark Kids app will cover screen time on mobile devices, too.

Will Bark Home slow down my internet speeds?

Any web filtering technology will impact upload speeds somewhat, but Bark Home supports internet throughput up to 1 Gbps, meaning you should retain high speeds throughout your home’s devices. Bark Home also shouldn’t have an impact on streaming content. You can read more about this here.

Still can’t find what you’re looking for? Reach out to us athelp@bark.us.

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FAQs

How can parents monitor internet usage? ›

Internet Activity

Parents also can set time limits on Internet use. Most big email providers, such as Google and Yahoo, let parents create child email accounts for younger kids. These accounts can forward all emails to a parent to monitor contacts and communications.

Why shouldn t parents monitor their children's internet usage? ›

If a parent does not tell their child they are being monitored and the child discovers it, it will inevitably be viewed as a violation of trust—it's the modern-day equivalent of your mom reading your diary. Not only is spying an invasion of your child's privacy, it also might jeopardize your family's privacy.

What do parents need to know about internet safety? ›

Basic guidelines to share with your kids for safe online use:
  • Follow the family rules, and those set by the Internet service provider.
  • Never post or trade personal pictures.
  • Never reveal personal information, such as address, phone number, or school name or location.

Should parents monitor what internet sites their children visit? ›

Monitoring lets you know if your child (or their friends) post something damaging. Identity theft. Because they are prone to give out too much information, it's easy for someone to steal your child's identity to open up credit card accounts or other instances of fraud.

Can my parents see what I do on the internet? ›

They can potentially see the domains or IP addresses of the websites you visit, but they won't have access to the specific pages or content you view. The extent of their visibility depends on network monitoring tools and encryption measures on the Wi-Fi network.

Should parents be allowed to monitor your internet or cell phone usage? ›

“Does your child's perceived right to privacy supersede their safety? It's 100 percent your right to check their devices,” said Bill Wiltse, President of Child Rescue Coalition. Child predators want to invade children's lives, an abuse that they may never recover from.

What are the effects of parental monitoring? ›

Research shows that teens whose parents use effective monitoring practices are less likely to make poor decisions, such as having sex at an early age, smoking cigarettes, drinking alcohol, being physically aggressive, or skipping school. Clear communication about your expectations is especially important.

Should parents limit internet usage? ›

The reality is that excessive screen usage can have very real impacts on your kids' mental health, quality of sleep, and ability to pay attention — to name but a few of the effects. So limiting screen time is vital.

Why parents shouldn t limit screen time? ›

When it's restricted your child is more likely to binge, hyper-focus, get anxious or sneak time when you're not watching. They can never fully relax and enjoy their play or viewing because they will be worried that it will be taken away.

Should parents have parental control over the internet? ›

Think of parental controls as tools to enable children to use the internet safely. Ideally, control tools should encourage children to think about their online activities, help them to learn digital skills and support their growing digitally independence, rather than restrict them from engaging.

Why should children be protected from excessive internet consumption? ›

Children who spend too much time using digital devices can become addicted to them, causing them to have less interest in real-life relationships, a higher risk for depression, and decreased academic performance.

Why is it important to monitor a child's internet usage? ›

Protecting against online predators: The internet provides anonymity that can embolden predators to target vulnerable children. Monitoring internet and device usage enables parents to identify suspicious activities, inappropriate interactions, or signs of grooming, empowering them to intervene promptly.

What percent of parents monitor their child's internet usage? ›

According to a survey of parents conducted in March 2020 and April 2021 in the United States, the share of respondents monitoring the online content accessed by their children on websites and mobile apps increased to 84 percent in 2021, compared to 78 percent in 2020.

Should parents monitor their children's internet use conclusion? ›

In conclusion, should parents monitor their children's internet and/or social media usage? Yes, as parents, we are responsible for protecting our children from the potential dangers of the digital world while fostering a healthy and balanced relationship with technology.

How can my parents see my history through Wi-Fi? ›

Log in: Enter the router's username and password. Navigate to logs or history section: Look for a section related to “Logs,” “History” or “Activity.” View search history: Check for a log of visited websites in this section. You'll be able to monitor online activity and check search history now.

How can I see what my child is looking at on the internet? ›

Here are the best options:
  1. Use a parental controls app. ...
  2. Manually check your child's web history. ...
  3. Set up a password-sharing policy. ...
  4. Enable built-in family safety features in gaming consoles. ...
  5. Set up social media monitoring tools.

How can I hide my internet activity from my parents? ›

You can hide your internet activity from your parents by using a virtual private network (VPN) to establish a secure, encrypted connection that prevents others from seeing your online actions. This way, your privacy is protected and your internet activity remains confidential.

How can I monitor who is using my internet? ›

The easiest way to monitor internet usage is to use your ISP's home network management app. Many ISPs offer apps that allow you to view your data usage, set usage limits, and even set up parental controls to restrict access to certain websites.

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