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Most parental control software operates as a subscription service ... Otherwise, you manage everything online or locally on the PC, where you have fine control over activity reports and restrictions.

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Net Nanny's web-centric and multi-platform approach to parental control makes it a useful option for the modern world, but it hasn't been updated substantially in years.

PC Cop secures the private information that's loose on your PC, so even if malicious software gets past your antivirus it won't find any juicy data to steal.

While plenty of paid, subscription-based parental control apps are available, we recommend using the free, powerful parental controls built into the Apple or Microsoft devices your child uses daily.

Mobicip makes online parenting a little easier with inexpensive apps to help you create screen time schedules, check your child's location, and filter inappropriate content on your child's devices.

Roblox, which has been downloaded millions of times, announced sweeping and restrictive settings for minor safety.