Preventing CyberBullying
When it comes to keeping track of your child’s online safety, rating video games, and movies help determine appropriate content for your child; parents should be armed with the best resources available. Real world problems, such as cyberbullying and inappropriate behavior conducted online are dangerous for children.
There are some excellent services available to parents who want to know what their kids are doing online.

Smartphone activity can be overwhelming. Teenagers between 13 and 17 all have a smartphone and send on average 3,000 text messages a month. Other types of social engagements are internet usage, multimedia, gaming, and downloads.
If parents would like to know more about their child’s smartphone use, there is an app for that. WebWatcher Mobile allows parents to monitor their child’s text history, internet-log, and social media interactions. Additional features such as keyword notifier will send the parent an alert if your child sends or receives specific inappropriate behavior. WebWatcher allows parents to monitor data sent to a secure web-based account that can be accessed on multiple devices.

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