It is becoming increasingly more important to use parental control on your child’s phone. Your child could be using the phone for a lot of different things that you do not want your child to be exposed to. Let’s take a look at why you should use parental control on your child’s phone.

Using parental control on your child’s phone

It is very easy to track a cell phone, and that is very beneficial for parents with a child that is old enough to use a phone. It is very easy to track a cell phone without your child even knowing, which means you can keep an eye on what your child is doing with his or her phone without the child knowing you are tracking it. 

It is not hard to track someone’s cell phone any longer. Once, this required a particular hacking skill, but nowadays, there are many apps and platforms that allow you to do this very easily. Any parent can learn how to track their kids’ phones without having to get their permission first. By doing so, you can monitor the geographical location of your child or keep an eye on what they are using their phone for.

With good spying software, you can do the following:

Thank you Urban Armor Gear for sending us this phone case to review!

My past two phones have been Samsungs with my previous one being an S4 and my current one an S7. To protect both of them I have used Otterbox covers and have been very happy with their performance. I can’t how count how many times I’ve accidentally dropped my phone, but it happens. Between dropping my phone and it getting shuffled around in my purse it’s on its second tempered glass screen protector. The base phone itself is in pristine condition.

My pink Otterbox case has taken a beating with broken plastics around the USB and headphone connections. I was in the market for a replacement when hearing about Urban Armor Gear.

On their website, Urban Armor Gear advertises their military grade cases as rugged, lightweight, and providing drop protection. Their testing requirements are dropping their products twenty-six times at a height of forty-eight inches. On top of that they offer free shipping, a one-year warranty, and US based customer support. Compared to current S7 Otterbox case prices, the Urban Armor Gear sells for $10 more on Amazon. Is it worth the extra cost?

The bottom ports are easily accessible since they are not covered like the Otterbox model. The power and volume buttons feel nice and are very responsive. The thickness is about the same as my previous phone cover so there’s not much change there.