With an alarming rate of security concerns popping up in the digital age, it is always better to opt for a precaution well in advance for ‘prevention is always better than cure.’
Less screen time means more time to develop the imagination, to get bored–and boredom, they say, benefits our creativity.
The fact is, Mobicip is here to stay as your number one parental control software application.
Mobicip is one of the latest companies to dive headlong into the parental control space, offering a suite of applications that can keep a watchful eye on your kids browsing habits on just about any device you can think of. Mobicip is one of the more flexible, yet powerful options out there for any f
Mobicip can be set up on smartphones and computers to track browsing history and app usage, set time limits, and block content. Filtering levels for strict, moderate, and mature internet access give kids just the right amount of freedom. Mobicip empowers parents to strike a balance between disciplin
The Mobicip app gives parents complete control over kid’s Fire Tablet use. Whether you want to block certain websites, monitor which apps your kids use the most, or set time limits, this is for you. This app has the added bonus of pairing with your Android or iOS device (including the Apple watch) t
It can be hard keep a close eye on what children are doing on a smartphone. However, tech experts said there are things parents can be doing to protect them.
Traditional classrooms are being transformed by technologies as educational institutes are seen taking a more pragmatic approach to learning. So, what’s changed and what’s next?
It is very easy to blame teenagers and youngsters for their overuse of and over-reliance on the Internet in their daily life, but most digital immigrant parents are just as guilty of the act – I know I am.
Digital lifestyle expert Carley Knobloch joins Kathie Lee Gifford and Craig Ferguson to talk about helpful new apps, including Mobicip, which lets parents filter what kids see on their devices.
Compulsive use of social media results from a combination of biological, psychological and social factors and there is still much research underway to understand the individual and combinatorial factors responsible for social media overuse among adolescents.
This is where Mobicip parental controls app comes in. The app, which is available for iPhones, iPads, Google Android smartphones and tablets, and Windows devices, not only allows parents to see what sites their children are viewing and the apps they are using, but also lets you set time limits for u