In 2016, Pew Research Center revealed that 60% of parents had checked their teen’s social media. 61% of parents agree that bullying and cyberbullying is a primary health concern.
| 6.5 hours In front of screens every day |
55% of parents Name internet safety among key health concerns |
60% of parents Had checked their teen’s social media |
Today, with more children using technology from an early age, more of them are exposed to online threats, including inappropriate content, cyberbullying or even sexual predators. Naturally, parents are more interested in better protection, and the need for advanced parental controls grows.
These concerns have given rise to a myriad of software solutions parents can install on their children’s devices. The problem with this approach is that it is not effective. While these tools provide content filtering, a savvy teen can easily bypass the system with the use of proxy sites. Router-based parental control solutions fall short when kids turn off WiFi. Furthermore, none of the existing solutions address parents’ top concern: cyberbullying.
Why should Network Operators improve their infrastructure?
- Internet users are getting younger and savvier. They easily bypass basic parental controls. Parents are deeply concerned and need effective parental controls to keep their kids safe online, wherever they are.
- Network Operators have the means to protect their customer base. They can easily deploy a parental control solution in home routers, cloud, and the network core, effectively reaching every customer easier than ever before.
- Cross-spectrum protection for all devices. Network Operators with mobile service offerings can offer an advanced parental controls solution across home and cellular networks.
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