How to manage your kid’s online Activity with K7 Ultimate Security's Parental Control Feature?

 It is increasingly crucial to secure and keep an eye on your kids' online activity, whether they are using the internet at school or at home. This is especially true as the internet becomes more widely used. The majority of devices come pre-configured with parental controls, and there are a ton of third-party tools we can use to monitor and safeguard them.

The fact that the control settings are in place doesn't guarantee that kids won't figure out a method to get around them because kids are smart and inherently tech-savvy.
So as a parent what should you do? How can you manage your kid’s online activity?
With the press of a button, an inquisitive mind has access to all the information available on the planet, making mitigation difficult. Simply put, they'll obtain access to it if they're motivated to. It will also be on a friend's or another unprotected network if it isn't on your home Internet.
1) Use K7 antivirus software for parental control
Use anything designed to keep track of your kids' online activities instead of built-in controls and basic tools, which are trivial to circumvent. K7 ultimate security enables you to monitor and view their activities, including how much time they spend on various websites and apps. You can also use it to stop kids from downloading specific apps altogether.
Family Link, however, is made to offer your kids healthy substitutes to restricted websites and apps rather than taking the banning route. Through K7 single-family license, you can even involve their teachers and schools in the process by asking them to recommend fun and instructive apps and websites.
2) Educate Both Yourself and Them
Active filtering will probably cause younger children to disintegrate, whilst teenagers are much more inclined to pick up weapons and fight. It's best to maintain a direct line of communication with them if they repeatedly access restricted content to prevent them from getting into serious problems.
Education is a powerful instrument in this. A key component of your kids' technology growth should be teaching them how to use the Internet in a respectful and appropriate way. After a certain age, there are probably additional topics you ought to bring up with them as well, especially in light of the fact that hacking has become increasingly common among young people thanks to the glorifying of the practice in popular culture.
3) K7 multi-platform, multi-device protection
K7 provides protection against all malware functions. Parents who favor using parental control devices without being actively involved can use K7 ultimate security.
K7 Ultimate Security can safeguard your smartphones, tablets, and desktops. compatible with macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android.
Conclusion
Protecting your child in today’s time is crucial. Make sure you know exactly what you want your parental control software to accomplish before you spend money on a premium app. A simple website-blocking solution might be adequate if you have a young child. The features you require from the app will change as kids get older. K7 ultimate security software protects your child and family from all cybercrimes. You need to be smart and select the wise. Make your decision and secure your kids with us.

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