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That's how fast a 13-yr old "dummy account" goes from innocent scrolling... to being fed explicit content.
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Take their device away, and they’ll find another. Sneaking, borrowing, and secret accounts replace open conversations.
It doesn’t stop the problem—it pushes it underground.
A false sense of security. Harmful content still slips through, while kids never learn to recognize risks themselves.
If filters worked, headlines would be different.
When people feel controlled, they rebel. This doesn’t build trust or teach responsibility.
It just makes dangerous behavior harder to detect.
Net Nanny, Cyber Patrol, and AOL’s “Kids Only” mode claimed to keep kids safe. They didn’t. Within days, kids found ways around them—password guessing, proxy sites, and hidden browsers.
The iPhone put unrestricted internet in every pocket. Parents lost control. No built-in filters, no oversight, just unlimited access to social media, texting, and the entire web—no matter what settings you applied.
Apple and Android introduced app limits and screen time tracking. Kids responded by changing time zones, creating alternate accounts, and switching devices.
Instead of solving anything, these controls become a game for kids to outsmart.
TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram learn what kids watch and feed them more of it. Even with filters, kids get served dangerous trends, misinformation, and direct access to strangers. Parental controls can’t stop an AI designed to keep them hooked.
For 16 years, you've been promised safety—with filters, restrictions, screen time limits. But if they worked, the headlines would be different.
Today, cyberbullying, mental health struggles, and child exploitation cases are at record highs.
The truth? Controls never controlled anything. Filters can't filter everything.
Net Nanny, Cyber Patrol, and AOL’s “Kids Only” mode claimed to keep kids safe. They didn’t.
Within days, kids found ways around them—password guessing, proxy sites, and hidden browsers.
The iPhone put unrestricted internet in every pocket. Parents lost control.
No built-in filters, no oversight, just unlimited access to social media, texting, and the entire web—no matter what settings you applied.
Apple and Android introduced app limits and screen time tracking. Kids responded by changing time zones, creating alternate accounts, and switching devices.
Instead of solving anything, these controls become a game for kids to outsmart.
TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram learn what kids watch and feed them more of it.
Even with filters, kids get served dangerous trends, misinformation, and direct access to strangers. Parental controls can’t stop an AI designed to keep them hooked.
For 16 years, you've been promised safety—with filters, restrictions, screen time limits. But if they worked, the headlines would be different.
Today, cyberbullying, mental health struggles, and child exploitation cases are at record highs.
The truth? Controls never controlled anything. Filters can't filter everything.
Parents get left in the dark. Recovery centers are forced to choose between restriction or chaos. Safety is just an illusion.
So we built something better.