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Screen time and app blockers simply don't work.

Look - we get it. The internet is scary. Phone restrictions make us feel better. But, they don't solve the problem.

See Why

Now what?

You are your kid’s most dedicated life guard. Seriously, who loves them more than you? Instead of building taller fences, you could teach them how to thrive with technology. Throw the restrictions out and bring yourself back in.

The Activity feed on Cyber Dive's Parent Dashboard surrounded by social media apps.The Activity feed on Cyber Dive's Parent Dashboard surrounded by social media apps.

It’s not a question of “if” but “when”…

Restriction based ‘solutions’ have been around for what... a decade? If they actually solved the problem then why does it only take 18 minutes to find all of this...

Screenshots of social media posts and comments that show kids trying to work around parental controls.

Parental Control Bypassing

Blocked apps and screen time don’t work. Just a few searches and your kid can learn how to hack the solution and still keep you in the dark!

Drug Content

Kids disguise these posts using special slang or emojis. Other monitoring ‘solutions’ can’t keep up and won’t flag this content.

Social media posts and comments promoting drug and alcohol use.
Predatory comments on a young girl's Instagram post.

Predatory Conversations

Innocent conversations with strangers on social media could turn predatory. Alert algorithms won’t catch the switch so you wouldn’t know when strangers start sexualizing or manipulating your kid.

Bullying Comments or Messages

Only 10% of kids would tell their parents if they were cyberbullied. If these comments or messages slip past other alert algorithms, chances are you’d never hear about what happened!

Hurtful comments left on a social media post.
Social media posts and comments encouraging and describing sexual behavior.

Pressure to Over Sexualize

Kids use the internet to learn about relationships and fitting in. If the other monitoring ‘solutions’ don’t catch this content, you’ll have no idea who is using social media to tell your kid what is ‘normal’ when it comes to sex.

Self-Harm
Glorification

Many kids feel safe and comfortable expressing themselves online, especially about self-harm. When this disturbing content isn’t flagged by alert algorithms, it can take over your kid’s feed without you knowing about it.

Social media posts and comments from teens feeling hopeless and wanting to cause physical harm to themselves.

It’s not a question of “if” but “when”…

Restriction based ‘solutions’ have been around for what.. a decade? If they actually solved the problem then why does it only take an average of 18 minutes to find this...

Screenshots of social media posts and comments that show kids trying to work around parental controls.

Parental Control Bypassing

Blocked apps and screen time don’t work. Just a few searches and your kid can learn how to hack the solution and still keep you in the dark!

Social media posts and comments promoting drug and alcohol use.

Drug Content

Kids disguise these posts using special slang or emojis. Other monitoring ‘solutions’ can’t keep up and won’t flag this content.

Predatory comments on a young girl's Instagram post.

Predatory Conversations

Innocent conversations with strangers on social media could turn predatory. Alert algorithms won’t catch the switch so you wouldn’t know when strangers start sexualizing or manipulating your kid.

Hurtful comments left on a social media post.

Bullying Comments or Messages

Only 10% of kids would tell their parents if they were cyberbullied. If these comments or message slip past other alert algorithms, chances are you’d never hear about what happened!

Social media posts and comments encouraging and describing sexual behavior.

Pressure to Over Sexualize

Kids use the internet to learn about relationships and fitting in. If the other monitoring ‘solutions’ don’t catch this content, you’ll have no idea who is using social media to tell your kid what is ‘normal’ when it comes to sex.

Social media posts and comments from teens feeling hopeless and wanting to cause physical harm to themselves.

Self-Harm Glorification

Many kids feel safe and comfortable expressing themselves online, especially about self-harm. When this disturbing content isn’t flagged by alert algorithms, it can take over your kid’s feed without you knowing about it.

Screenshots of social media posts and comments that show kids trying to work around parental controls.

Parental Control Bypassing

Blocked apps and screen time don’t work. Just a few searches and your kid can learn how to hack the solution and still keep you in the dark!

Drug Content

Kids disguise these posts using special slang or emojis. Other monitoring ‘solutions’ can’t keep up and won’t flag this content.

Social media posts and comments promoting drug and alcohol use.
Predatory comments on a young girl's Instagram post.

Predatory Conversations

Innocent conversations with strangers on social media could turn predatory. Alert algorithms won’t catch the switch so you wouldn’t know when strangers start sexualizing or manipulating your kid.

Bullying Comments or Messages

Only 10% of kids would tell their parents if they were cyberbullied. If these comments or message slip past other alert algorithms, chances are you’d never hear about what happened!

Hurtful comments left on a social media post.
Social media posts and comments encouraging and describing sexual behavior.

Pressure to Over Sexualize

Kids use the internet to learn about relationships and fitting in. If the other monitoring ‘solutions’ don’t catch this content, you’ll have no idea who is using social media to tell your kid what is ‘normal’ when it comes to sex.

Self-Harm Glorification

Many kids feel safe and comfortable expressing themselves online, especially about self-harm. When this disturbing content isn’t flagged by alert algorithms, it can take over your kid’s feed without you knowing about it.

Social media posts and comments from teens feeling hopeless and wanting to cause physical harm to themselves.
Here’s the hard truth…

Relying on restrictions has failed and will continue to fail.

Why? Because if you don’t know how to swim, a pool will always be dangerous and when you fall in, a fence will be useless.

See Why
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But there is a better way

Being involved works.

That’s why we created the Aqua One. It was time to equip parents to give their kid “technology swim lessons.”

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Don’t just take our word for it…

To be clear, this isn’t the thing for parents that have it all figured out. It’s for the parents who want to figure it out, day by day, together.

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Technology changed kids. Aqua One will change parenting.

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