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The internet is a vast ocean of information and distraction. Luckily, I chanced on mSpy, a multi-purpose parental monitoring software that allows parents to check out the online bookmarking activities of their children including blocking such activities. Here's my in-depth exploration of the features and limitations of this digital surveillance tool.
mSpy is a popular app that offers many features for monitoring your child’s digital life. One feature parents are starting to discover is the ability to track bookmarks on their child’s phone or tablet.
Basically, what it does is that it allows you to see which websites your child found interesting enough to save for later, and if they have saved any useful (or even harmful) websites in folders. You can even use it to block specific bookmarked sites.
So, are you curious to know what were the results of my test? Here is what you need to know about using mSpy for bookmarks tracking.
These are the two steps that I took to get me started:
I realized that by determining what websites have attracted them, this feature could provide me a peep into their preferences when surfing the net.
As much as mSpy is effective, I could say that it still has its shortcomings like the app's extensive reliance on browser and device compatibility plus only bookmarked websites being tracked with no information on the frequency and time spent during visits.
More so, physical contact is necessary (this is for installation purposes) while the tool’s functionality may be influenced by target devices’ software updates.
Several types of bookmarks can be traced by mSpy such as:
Also note that this is possible in browsers like Safari and Chrome. This range allows for a comprehensive view of your child's online preferences though tracking levels may differ depending on browser compatibility.
Take note that this is only possible in specific browsers only. As for compatibility, I could confirm that it works on Safari and Chrome. This range allows for a comprehensive view of your child's online preferences though tracking levels may differ depending on browser compatibility.
Accessing their bookmark is simple:
Although there isn’t a direct bookmark alert on mSpy, it has keyword alert as a feature that can be used.
You can set up alerts for keywords that are related to bookmarks in order to get notifications via email whenever your child visits a page with these keywords present in its content.
So how can I block specific bookmarks? For starters, there’s no direct way to block a specific bookmark.
To do this, go first through “Browser Bookmarks” and identify the URLs which you want to block and then add them later using “Block Websites” feature, which is under the Restrictions section.
By integrating viewing features including blocking options, this provides an uninterrupted efficient way of commanding a kid’s web analysis process.
To sum it all up
mSpy was more than just a monitoring tool as it helped me look into my daughter’s world via her bookmarks. Through this tool, we were able to have conversations regarding her interests and I was able to guide her towards safe internet usage habits.
I realized that while technology could help monitor them; real parenting involves communicating regularly and providing them guidance beyond what any program could do.
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