Net Nanny’s newest update is here!
With the all-new Net Nanny® Parental Control app for screen time parenting, you’ll have the visibility to track in real-time the online and app activity of each child in your family, while also protecting your children from online dangers.
With Net Nanny’s amazing new Family Feed, you’ll see:
• Instant reporting of Internet searches
• Updates on apps used
• Instant alerts that your child may have viewed Pornography, Drugs, Weapons, Suicide or other inappropriate content
Ever wonder how much time your kids use their device? Net Nanny® lets parents see the daily total of each child’s screen time. Net Nanny® also gives parents the ability to adjust screen time limits and allowances instantly.
Do you ever argue with your child when it’s time for dinner or when they have had too much screen time? From your phone, Net Nanny® enables you to turn off the Internet instantly so you can get their attention and limit screen time.
Ever worry where your child is? With Net Nanny®, you can view each child’s location with a Family Map.
Imagine the peace of mind if you had a parental control app that could...
• Give you a list of apps your child has used
• Act as an app blocker when you need it to
• Act as a porn blocker and block other bad content like violence with the best internet filter!
With Net Nanny®, you can be sure you have the best protection available to shield your kids from online dangers.
Not all filters are created equal. Unlike most filters that block entire sites, the award-winning Net Nanny® filtering technology looks at individual web page content and determines in real time if it is safe for your child. You’ll have complete control over the settings that will guide the monitoring, and appropriate filtering, of your kids’ devices.
Whenever Net Nanny® determines there might be an unsafe situation for your child – such as accessing dangerous app or web content – you will be notified immediately.
Net Nanny® allows parents to know, and then allow or block, the apps their child has downloaded on their device.
With Net Nanny® you can enhance child safety with family locator. You can see where your child has been via family search GPS tracking by mapping their location history, and if your child loses their device, you can trace its most recent locations.
Welcome to the all-new Net Nanny®, the best app for screen time parenting!
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Net Nanny® lets you create a free account directly from this App.
You can purchase a Net Nanny® 1-year subscription using Apple’s In-App Purchase inside the Net Nanny® parent app.
Net Nanny® is available with an annual subscription. Upon purchase, the Net Nanny® subscription begins immediately and a payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase.
The Net Nanny® subscription will auto-renew on an annual basis unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.
You can turn off the auto-renew for this subscription at any time by going to your iTunes Account Settings.
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Please note: This app is the Net Nanny® Parent App for iOS and should be installed on the device a parent will use to monitor, configure and interact with their children’s mobile devices, providing the family link to understand your child’s digital life. After installing and opening this App you will be prompted to create a new account.
So I got this for my 12 yo hoping to identify if he was searching for things that were inappropriate. I already have family share on my IOS so he can’t put an app on without my approval and we have set times he can use it so scheduling was not an issue but I was worried about his internet searches. This was advertised as something that runs quietly in the background and can either alert a parent or block questionable items. Set up was fairly easy. My major complaints are the fact it randomly kicks him off of the internet until he goes through and taps an “click here to turn on z- app”. It’s very annoying and a constant reminder I’m “watching” him. The biggest issue is that when it sends you an alert about inappropriate search it won’t pull it up when I click on it to see what he is looking for. It just sends me to some coding page or it says internal failure. How am I supposed to talk to him about what he’s looking at if I can’t see what he’s looking at and there is no description!! It just says inappropriate content viewed. That could be a million things.. Lastly, it does drain the battery very quickly and it would be a lot easierTo set time limits if you used actual time and not minutes or at least have that as an option. As in stop internet at 7:00 instead of add 7 hours.. Don’t get me wrong, I get everyone parents differently and these options may work for some families, unfortunately I don’t think it will work.
Developer Response
The child app is designed to run in the background. Is it possible that your son is swiping it away? When you open Zift, the Family Feed will show all the child’s searches and includes the actual terms that were typed in. Blocking web content is part of Zift Premium and the messages referenced are Alerts telling you about inappropriate content being accessed, including the URL where the content was found. Please let us know how to contact you at support@wezift.com.
Not perfect by any means but serves a purpose
bh2012
At first it seemed to make the kids devices unusable and appeared this would be useless. But after some tweaks it’s functioning ok. I suggest having a little patience and working through the kinks with support and suggestions on their site.You can change settings so that things aren’t necessarily blocked but just alerts issued to the parent app. For example, their filters “alerted” me to something “provocative” that my 14 year old daughter had searched for. The search was for “southern boys names”, not especially provocative in my book so I’m glad I just have it set to alert rather than unnecessarily blocking things. It is nice to be alerted to certain flagged searches though, suicide, etc. which are of genuine concern.Sometimes the child app seems to randomly disconnect from their VPN, which is pretty easily reset, but is inconvenient and temporarily renders the child device and parent monitoring useless. However, I would rather have my kids be mildly inconvenienced and myself feel more comfortable with some level of filtering/monitoring in place.It’s definitely not as seamless as the built in iOS Screen Time, but does have some extra features which that does not. For divorced parents who do not want to be part of the same Apple family sharing (Screen Time not an option) it’s the best alternative that I have found.I do wish it had the ability to set time limits on specific apps or app types like Screen Time does, to me this is a significant drawback that seems like it could be implemented easily.
Hate it.
Mel7304
This app is awful. My parents got it for me to make sure I wasn’t on any inappropriate websites. However, it rendered my phone almost useless. It took ages for anything to load on my phone. I couldn’t send attachments over text, even just pictures. I would always have so much trouble searching things on safari. My snaps would never send either. In addition, it constantly gave me notifications that I had stopped the app when I didn’t, the app was still open and I hadn’t done anything to alter the settings. I then had to go into the app and wait for it to reset. It was extremely embarrassing for me, having to go into the app in front of my friends. It also blocked me from websites that were nowhere near inappropriate. It once blocked me from a tutorial on LED lights. I was constantly going to my mom, asking her to fix the settings because at least twice a week, it would render my data completely useless and I couldn’t do anything. Both she and I would get so frustrated trying to fix it. One of the worst things was that it drained my battery. I don’t use my phone that much, maybe an hour and a half during the school day, and my phone would be dead by the end of the day. I wasn’t able to communicate with my parents since my phone was dead. This app is a complete invasion of privacy and takes away all trust. It was an inconvenience for all parties involved.
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BaileyAnnBlair
After a lot of research I chose this app because it had good reviews and would allow me to control my 4 childrens’ phones/iPads. I was looking for something that would allow me to shut down devices with a click or block apps in the same manner. From the description given this app should do these things when you have the subscription. I installed and went through the setup process for all kids, after I finished I wanted to test out the usefulness of the ‘pause device’ feature. Sitting next to my 5 year old playing his iPad, on the same Wi-Fi and with all of the setting in the appropriate manner I changed his setting to pause device. It did not work, I thought it might need a minute to process so I waited, after about 10 minutes still nothing. After I started clicking through everything on the app to start figuring out settings, come to find out quite a few of the features do not work with iOS devices making the subscription a complete waste for my family. I am now back to square one on trying to make devices safer for my kids and to help us all better manage their screen time.
Bug fixes.
Version 10.0.66
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Information
Seller
Zift Software LLC
Size
50.5 MB
Category
Lifestyle
Compatibility
Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 12.0 or later.
iPod touch Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.