Nintendo Switch Parental Controls VS KidInspector

Nintendo Switch Parental Controls Reviews

KidInspector Reviews

1. Kate    

   Working at Self-employed | almost 4 years ago
   Good software

   I've been using this app for a year so I decided to share my experience here. The app was rather easy to install which is a very important fact for me 'cause I'm not a tech-savvy. It can run in a hidden mode so my kids don't guess that I track them. The app records all keystrokes (with passwords), visited URLs, and web searches. What is more important, it monitors social activities on Facebook and in apps like YouTube, etc. As for the customer care, I contacted them several times and they helped me to fix all issues I had. So at this point, the company is reliable. The biggest advantage of the app - it allows remote control via online dashboard that can be accessed from any device, even smartphone (but you always need Internet connection to view the data). The dashboard is rather convenient, the data is divided into various sections like web history, running apps, Facebook activities, IMs. All in all, I recommend you try it out.

   👍 Pros:    Remote control|Rather cheap|Many features|Any time access|Polite customer care

   👎 Cons:    Renewable subscriptions

Nintendo Switch Parental Controls mentions (1)

• Meta reports Q2 operating loss of $2.8B for its metaverse division

  Nintendo switch retails for $299. Same as at launch. The Nintendo Switch OLED is a different SKU with a longer battery life and larger screen. That retails for $350. https://nintendo.com/switch/. Source: almost 2 years ago

KidInspector mentions (1)

• My almost 7 year old son just told me he hates himself

  If you're afraid that he'll keep spending much time near the screen, you can install a parental control app and limit his screen time. Let him play Minecraft 30 minutes a day and then perform other activities. Source: about 3 years ago