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Help Parents to Protect their Children Exploring Online Safely

ISBuzz TeamBy ISBuzz TeamDecember 3, 2015Updated:July 4, 20243 Mins Read
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Brand new, child-friendly ESET Parental Control for Android app is now available worldwide

ESET®, a global pioneer in IT security for more than two decades, announces the global availability of its ESET Parental Control for Android app, which helps parents to protect their children when exploring the online world.

Having a tool to manage what their children do with their tablets and smartphones is important for parents. A survey commissioned by ESET showed that 88% of parents are worried about what their children can access online. In that survey, 81% of parents said that they were troubled by the idea of their child visiting inappropriate web pages; 71% mentioned their children forwarding personal details to strangers; while 61% highlighted excessive amounts of time spent on devices.

Despite parents’ fears, only few of them have installed a parental control app to help manage their children’s online experiences, the survey revealed.

Children are increasingly moving from PCs to mobile devices in order to access the internet. Statistics show that Facebook alone has 1 billion active users a month connecting via mobile devices. And with children, the dominant mobile platform is Android. Gartner forecasts that there will be 1.6 billion Android devices worldwide in 2017 and they are attractive for children due to their lower cost in comparison with other products.

ESET Parental Control for Android app is the answer to parents’ worries. It enables them to be sure that children of all ages can enjoy the wealth of information and entertainment available online without the fear of online threats.

“ESET Parental Control app for Android safeguards children on smart devices by giving them protection and user experience, without limiting performance,” says Branislav Orlik, Product Manager at ESET.

ESET Parental Control for Android is a child-friendly family protection system which helps parents to build a respectful relationship with their children who use their own smartphones or tablets. Designed to help parents protect their children against internet threats and inappropriate web pages, the app boasts a wealth of child protection features and a friendly user interface.

Features include :

  • Application Guard: blocks inappropriate content based on the child’s age by default.
  • Time Management: allows parents to limit the time their child spends playing games and using other apps, even when the child is away from home.
  • Web Guard: the app automatically blocks predefined website categories, such as adult or offensive content, based on the child’s age. Additional categories or specific websites can be added too.
  • Child Locator: allows parents to request the current location of child device at any time.
  • Parental message: SMS sent from predefined parent numbers will lock the screen of the child’s phone until a read-confirmation button is pressed by the child.
  • Reports for Parents: detailed reports on app and web page usage. Reports are available to view at any time using parent mode in app; or via my.eset.com or can be sent regularly to parents’ email addresses.
  • The app contains an added option for children to ask their parents for special permission to access certain apps or web content, or ask for extra gaming or browsing time. “These features make ESET Parental Control a unique application for the Android platform,” concludes Orlik.

[su_box title=”About ESET” style=”noise” box_color=”#336588″]ESETSince 1987, ESET® has been developing award-winning security software that now helps over 100 million users to Enjoy Safer Technology. Its broad security product portfolio covers all popular platforms and provides businesses and consumers around the world with the perfect balance of performance and proactive protection. The company has a global sales network covering 180 countries, and regional offices in Bratislava, San Diego, Singapore and Buenos Aires.[/su_box]

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