Recent Articles About Parental Control Software

Bark and Net Nanny are two highly rated parental control apps. Although Bark offers more comprehensive monitoring, Net Nanny can be an ideal solution for parents looking for less invasive protection.

Aura’s bundled parental controls are a nice addition to its identity theft plans, but Norton’s standalone parental control app offers monitoring, surveillance, and location services to help keep your kids safe online and offline.

We put two parental control apps to the test to see which is better for your family: The feature-rich Qustodio or the surveillance-king mSpy?

Although Aura is a top name in identity theft protection, its bundled parental controls don’t outperform Bark. Bark parental control software provides comprehensive monitoring, surveillance, and location services to help keep kids safe online.

Keep your kids safe online with the best parental control app for your family. We review the security features of five popular apps like screen time management, web content filtering, location tracking, and more.

After testing Net Nanny on our own devices, we found the parental control app offers essential features like content filtering, screen time management, and location tracking, but isn’t as user-friendly as others in the market.

Aura is a leader in identity theft protection. We put its parental control features to the test to see if they met the same standards.

We tested Bark and Qustodio to see which is the best choice for your family. Here's what we found.

We tested Kaspersky Safe Kids to see how well the parental control app was able to monitor and restrict device usage without hindering functionality.

We tested Qustodio with our own data to see how well its wide range of features worked. Are they enough to get past its subpar privacy commitments?

We tested mSpy on our own device to uncover the thin line between surveillance and safety, so you can decide if this tool aligns with your parental control needs.

In our testing, we found Norton Family offered helpful monitoring and real-time alerts without being too invasive. But without conversation monitoring, is it still worth it?