Sam Chapman and his wife, Dr. Laura Berman’s, 16-year-old son, Sammy, died after taking a pill he bought on a social media platform that they believe was laced with fentanyl. The parents say their son ...

MIDDLETOWN — Emerging software is granting parents more significant access to their children’s behavior on social networking sites. Programs such as SafetyWeb or Checkpoint’s ZoneAlarm are designed to ...

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(TNS) — Parents texting or calling their kids during class is a major source of frustration for many teachers. But that's not the only way that parents are using technology to insert themselves into ...

NEW YORK, Oct. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Expert Consumers has named Qustodio the best parental control app of 2025, citing its powerful cross-platform features, recent innovations, and family-focused ...

Some of the best parental control apps try to concentrate on particular areas of expertise, like location tracking or social media monitoring – while others, like MMGuardian, try to do it all. That’s ...

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Lee Chang-june can be miles from his 12-year-old son but still know when he plays a smartphone game. With the press of an app he can see his son’s phone activity, disable ...

Megan Brannan admits that she used to be the prototypical "overbearing" mom. Every night, she would check the phone of her 14-year-old son, Calvin, to see what he'd been doing and with whom he'd been ...

Many of us who were born before the technological boom of the Internet era had limited access to information. If we wanted a peek into the larger world, only four avenues could be taken: the ...

You walk into your child’s room and there it is: her cell phone, left unattended on the nightstand. Do you grab it and give it a quick browse? Check who she’s texting, what her text messages say, what ...

More than 60 percent of parents said they’ve checked up on their teens’ Internet usage, text messages and call records, according to a new study released Thursday, NBC News reported. The study was ...