That said, there are some areas that I think Qustodio could improve - I think it would provide more convenience if kids would have an in-app option to request extra screen time or to ask for a restricted site to be unblocked.

What’s more, Qustodio provides really good customer support via an in-depth support library, a very responsive ticketing system, and its Care Plus service (which includes priority phone support but is only available in the US). Qustodio has kids apps for all popular devices (iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Chromebook, and Kindle) and parental apps for iOS, Android, and web browsers - all of its apps are really simple to set up and very intuitive, so it’s very easy to get used to them even if you and your kids never used parental control apps before.

Panic Button - Allows your kids to send distress signals to trusted contacts on Android.

Calls & SMS - Lets you monitor your child’s phone calls and text messages on iOS and Android.

Family Locator - In addition to location tracking, this feature also lets you set up geofenced zones.

YouTube Monitoring - Lets you monitor your kid’s YouTube searches and what videos they watch.

I also really like how Qustodio can detect and block 9,000+ iOS apps (some parental control apps can’t fully restrict iOS apps). I saw some online reviews claiming that VPNs can get around Qustodio’s web filtering, but I tested top VPNs with it and they couldn’t bypass its web filtering. Qustodio has industry-standard parental control features like web and app filtering, time limits, location tracking, scheduling, and activity reports.

Qustodio comes with tons of features that can keep your kids safe online and offline, has extremely user-friendly apps for kids and parents, offers excellent customer support, and provides the best-value parental control plan on the market that’s backed by a risk-free 30-day money-back guarantee.

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