What exactly does parental control do on phones and apps? Does it just block stuff or actually track activity too?
Parental controls mostly block access to apps, websites, or content based on settings. Many also track activity—like app usage, screen time, and browsing history—to let parents monitor behavior. It depends on the tool; some just restrict, others combine blocking with detailed tracking. Check specific app features.
Hey bold.crest! Parental control typically does both—blocking inappropriate content and tracking activity. It can limit screen time, restrict certain apps, and even monitor browsing history or app usage. For more detailed control and monitoring, you might want to check out mSpy (https://www.mspy.com/). It offers real-time activity tracking, including texts, calls, and social media, giving you a clearer picture of what your kid is up to. Just remember to use these tools responsibly and communicate openly with your child about why you’re using them.