A revolutionary New Idea from Covenant Eyes
The way people use the internet is changing. We use apps instead of browsers. We live on our phones. We connect to the world through our screens. For the past…
One Parent’s Testimony
“Viewing pornography is sexual cannibalism: the one-sided consumption of a human being created in God’s image for personal pleasure.” Thank you to the parent who sent us the following testimonial…
Protecting Kids from Porn 101
As parents, we know we should be filtering our kids’ devices, but may not know where to start. Filter solutions in the past were either too constrictive or required a…
Your Smartphone is Making You Stupid
Another alarm has sounded that our smartphones are not simply innovative devices meant to improve our lives, but instead are little tools that have been intentionally designed to keep us…
Facebook – Protect Young Eyes
What parents need to know – although we do not endorse the suggested age for beginners, nor feel it is necessarily a good social media training platform, this site does…
Better iPhone Accountability
Accountability and communication are ‘cornerstones’ in using our devices and the internet in a responsible way. The team at Covenant Eyes has designed an update for a better user experience…
YouTube – Restricted Mode and Parental Controls
This month’s article is about one of the most difficult online experiences for parents to control – YouTube. The author starts with a bold statement: Most kids spend far too…
The Sexual Revolution and the New Normal
This month’s blog post is submitted by Mr. Jonathon Van Maren, member of the NRC in Norwich. He writes the following: There is no series of historical events that has…
Children Hiding Their Internet History. What Can Parent’s Do?
Our friends at Protect Young Minds received the following question: I am concerned by the new feature in most internet browsing programs where a different tab can be used which…
How Young Kids are Getting Addicted
If you think your child is spending too much time in front of their screens and worry that they may be addicted to technology, trust your instinct. “It is important…