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7 Features to Enhance Child Safety While Online

7 Features to Enhance Child Safety While Online

To help navigate the online risks for kids, we’ve created an in-depth guide outlining the various strategies & tools you can use to safeguard your child.
Safes Content Team

Safes Content Team

7 Internet Dangers That Threaten Children’s Safety

This article unveils the hidden perils of the online world for kids: 7 Internet dangers posing threats to youth’s wellbeing.
Baharan

Baharan

How Social Media Can Distort Our Kids' Perception of Reality

How Social Media Can Distort Our Kids’ Perception of Reality

Social media can display a distorted reality. Let’s explore social media’s impact on children’s perceptions & discuss how to mitigate the negative effects.
Sina

Sina

How to Explain Copyright to Students with Examples

How to Explain Copyright to Students with Examples

We’ll explore copyright infringement examples and discuss strategies for teaching students and children about copyright and fair use.
Sina

Sina

Challenging Gender Stereotypes

Raising Kids Beyond Pink & Blue: Challenging Gender Stereotypes

Growing up with gender stereotypes can harm children in the long run. Read on to learn how you can help your child grow without such prejudice. 
Mohammad

Mohammad

How Do Cyberbullies Harm Others? A Parents’ Guide

In this post, we will dissect 7 common attacks of cyberbullies, how cyberbullies harm others, & explore effective strategies to combat this digital menace.
Sina

Sina

Understanding and Overcoming the Fear of Rejection

Five Creative Activities To Help Kids Overcome Fear Of Rejection

Rejection can extremely be painful for children. Learn about the effects of fear of rejection in children and the strategies to overcome it.
Baharan

Baharan

Child dealing with depersonalization

How To Stop Your Kids From Depersonalizing Themselves Online

Does your child see themselves from afar like a movie character? This blog post is a guide for parents who want to know how to stop depersonalization.
Tannaz

Tannaz

teen on their phone sending messages

7 Effective Ways to Control and Prevent Sexting in Teens

Teens are sending more sexually explicit texts these days. In this blog, we’ve covered seven effective ways you can prevent sexting in your teens.
Safes Content Team

Safes Content Team

Practical Solutions to Protect Children from Online Racism

Racism on the Internet: How to Identify and Fight Online Racism

Racism on the Internet is a pressing concern, crafting a hostile environment for children. In this guide, we’ll discuss how to protect your child.
Sina

Sina

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Download Safes Kids for Chrombook

  1. Install the Safes Kids app on your Chromebook from Google Play. 
  2. Pair Safes Kids with parent app. Follow the instructions in the app to pair your child’s device with your parent device.  
  3. Add the Safe Kids Chrome extension. Open Chrome and go to the Chrome Web Store. 
  4. Navigate to the Manage extensions page. Click the three dots in the top right corner of Chrome and select “Extensions”>”Manage Extensions”>”Details”
  5. Turn on “Allow in incognito mode” This will allow the Safe Kids extension to work in incognito mode, which is important if your child uses incognito mode to try to bypass the parental controls.
  6. Select Safes extension and follow on-screen instruction

Download Safes Kids for Android

Download the Android Kid’s app directly to get the full features!

Download Safes Kids App on Play Store

Download Safes Kids App on Safes.so

Safe Kids is available on the Google Play Store, but if you download it directly from our website, you will get access to Call and SMS monitoring feature, You can monitor the phone calls of your child’s device, as well as the contacts and messages they have sent and received, including those containing inappropriate content.