Many parents are becoming concerned about what their kids get up to when on their phones.
We often hear about risks online, from cyberbullying to catfishing.
A recent survey found that 54% of parents are supervising their teenagers’ activity in at least two forms through their phones.
Laura Muse, from the US, is one of many parents to admit that she has snooped through her kids’ phones.
Every night, the mental health clinician grabs her teenage son’s phone before he falls asleep.
She also screens his and her teen daughter’s online activity and personal correspondences.
The mum told the New York Post: “I own their phones, I pay for the phones. I can go through them whenever I want.”
She added that it’s how she ‘manages her ship’.
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