1Kids are spending a lot of time on social media
Students spend the majority of their day checking their phones and other smart gadgets on social media. Teens (ages 13 to 18) spend an average of nine hours per day on social media, while tweens (ages 8 to 12) spend an average of six hours per day on the platform, according to Common Sense Media research.
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How do Monitoring Apps Help Parents?
Monitoring Apps can be a lifesaver when you're busy and can’t manage your time as a parent. Since these apps allow parents to track what their kids are doing on their phones or online, these apps prohibit them from spending too much time on their phones, sexting, or visiting adult websites.
3Which Monitoring Apps are Useful?
There are plenty of monitoring apps on the market that is decent starting points for parents, but the app I recommend is XNSPY as it is quite simple to use once installed on the target device. Once the program has been configured and is in sync with the app servers, it will begin extracting data from the device and transmitting it to the user's account via the internet.
XNSPY works automatically and in stealth mode
XNSPY extracts data automatically and in stealth mode, requiring minimum input from the app user and doesn’t alert the device user so they can continue using it normally. The data is retrieved every 5 seconds, allowing parents to access real-time information so they can know exactly how their child uses their device.
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Parents can intervene timely using XNSPY
Parents can also send commands to the phone via their dashboard, allowing them to intervene when necessary without requiring physical access to the device. These include the ability to take screenshots, wipe phone data, turn on/off the phone screen, take screenshots, take images, and activate the microphone to listen to the surroundings of the device. These can be necessary when a parent feels their child might be in danger and they want to know the exact situation they might be in.