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A Guide to Avoiding Twitter Scammers

Discover the common tactics used by Twitter scammers, learn how to spot red flags, and protect yourself from phishing and fake giveaways.
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TikTok Scams: A Parent’s Guide to Keeping Kids Safe Online

Discover the most common TikTok scams targeting kids and teens, how they work, and practical steps parents can take to protect their children from online fraud and risks.
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Types of WhatsApp Scams: What Parents Should Know

Discover common WhatsApp scams and learn how to protect your family with quick tips on spotting phishing, fake giveaways, and more.
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Protect Your Kids: Understand and Tackle Telegram App Scams

Protect your kids from Telegram app scams with our comprehensive guide. Learn about common scams, safety tips, and how parental controls can help.
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Atena

How to Detect Instagram Scams: A Comprehensive Parental Guide

How to Detect Instagram Scams: A Comprehensive Parental Guide

Learn everything you need to know about Instagram scams here! Your child is always exposed to these risks, so take action before it’s too late!
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Rana Mazahernasab

From Fake Influencers to Phishing Links: A Detailed Exploration of Snapchat’s Top 9 Scams

9 Unsettling Snapchat Scams That Demand Close Attention

Concerned about Snapchat security? Explore nine major Snapchat scams and find out how to stay safe on the platform.
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Faraz Daneshgari

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Social Media Privacy Tips for Parents

Discover essential social media privacy tips for parents to keep kids safe online. Learn about privacy settings and the risks of oversharing.
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Should Parents Monitor Kids Social Media?

Should Parents Monitor Kids Social Media?

Should parents monitor kids social media? If you’re unsure whether it’s ok to check your child’s online activities, this article is for you!
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Rana Mazahernasab

10 Signs You’re Experiencing Social Media Burnout

Struggling with constant online stress? Here are the top indicators of social media burnout and strategies to improve your family’s well-being.
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Faraz Daneshgari

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How to Detox from Social Media in 7 Steps

Discover seven simple steps to learn how to detox from social media and regain control over your time and focus.
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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.