Why Should Parents Monitor Texts Messages?
A teen receives about 237 text messages in a day that includes multiple messages from strangers and secretive chats as well.
88% of teens prefer texting over calls for conversations
74% of teens have adult conversations over texts
60% of teens have received texts from strangers
Stand Against Sexting
Sexting is exchange of sexual messages or images through cell phone and the sender and receiver of such content is punishable offence by law. Monitoring your children’s SMS will let you know if your child possesses such content. Don’t let your child be the victim of sexting and stand against it if you find your child is sexting others.
Guard Against Cyber Bullying
Cyber bullying is not only through the Internet, it could be the hate message your child could be receiving or sending other kids. Make sure your child is not getting any hate messages from the peers or an ex-lover and is not cyber bullying other kids through phone.
Get Heads-Up on Hate, Suspicious Words
Want to get notified the instant your child receives or sends messages containing hate or suspicious words? Define the specific words on your FamilyTime – Dashboard and get instant alerts when those words appear in their SMS.