Unsafe parental control apps allow predators access to children.

If a parental control app isn't built with good security and privacy in mind this can allow a hacker to get into the app and walk away with sensitive information about your child. 

This free guide lists all 45 parental control apps that were found to not have good security. The guide will also walk you through the safety steps you should take to protect your children.

Your children deserve to be safe online. 

I have a background in Cybersecurity Awareness and Threat Intelligence. This experience has always made me think twice before recommending parental control apps. 

Because, as anyone in my field will tell you...anything that can be hacked, will be hacked. And as cybersecurity professionals, we always repeat the "it's not if but when" phrase. 

And recently, a cybersecurity research paper was published listing apps that were found to not have the security necessary to protect your children from online predators and hackers. 

And over the past few years, there were a few hacked parental control apps. And yet I still see parenting blogs recommending them because it's not widely known.

And now some children are living with their addresses, private photos, messages, and videos exposed online.  

My mission is to help you protect your children online, so I created this list and safety guide to help you do just that. I don't want you to unknowingly install an app that isn't up to foundational security standards. 

Your children deserve better than that. 

If you aren't already familiar with me...my name is Fareedah Shaheed and I go by @CyberFareedah online.

I'm an Award-Winning Internet Safety Expert and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree. 

It's an honor to say that my work has been featured in Cisco, The Wall Street Journal, NASA, NBC4, and many more.

The safety tips that I talk about on a daily basis are outlined in the pdf, so go ahead and download it!