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The UK’s main mobile You can also block mobile network, not on other broadband providers, and prevent access to o fi n out or providers (e.g. Vodafone, EE, inappropriate websites by iFi and proof of age you turn the controls on inappropriate online content, vodafone.uk/VirginMedia O2 and Three) automatically features such as FaceTime, age on your child’s device is required if you wish to yourself. Contact your provider such as violence, gambling, bloc rated content in-app purchases and Safari. and restrict mobile use to remove it from your device. to fi nd out ho to do this and adult material, as well BT through the Active Choice o fi n out or certain times of the day. o fi n out or and bear in mind that these as to websites that contain BT Parental Controls let you netorlevel fi ltering sstem vodafone.uk/apples o fi n out or vodafone.co.uk/control controls only work on your viruses or malware. manage internet access on all TalkTalk But remember, these parentalcontrols https://securenet. 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You can also use App Store and Google Play can also set up Kid’s Corner the App Store to download a homework-time setting that it for Homework Time, (see below). on your own Windows Phone Third-party parental controls the Vodafone Broadband blocks social media, gaming restricting the hours they so that, if your child borrows app for free. and homework cheat websites. can go on certain websites, Android (eg LG, Sony, it, they can only access o fi n out or o fi n out or while Virus Alerts lets you Samsung, Huawei, age-appropriate content vodafone.uk/home vodafone.uk/bt browse safely. HTC, Motorola) and not get to the rest of o fi n out or The restricted user feature your stuff that you want ou may decide to use vodafone.uk/TalkTalk lets you manage which apps, to keep private. 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Store (see vodafone.uk/ are age inappropriate. o fi n out or o fi n out or Google Chrome allow you to child from seeing websites o fi n out or apps) and Google Play (see vodafone.uk/kaspersky vodafone.uk/mcafee block certain websites, see containing nudity, violence vodaoneukfi reo vodafone.uk/googleplay) 42 Digital Parenting | The digital resilience issue VDPG17_p41-45_tools_v2.7(R).indd 42 24/08/2017 12:48 VDPG17_p41-45_tools_v2.7(R).indd 43 24/08/2017 12:48 Tools and Settings Safety and privacy controls o fi n out or incoming calls, prevent Telling it on social networks and apps vodafone.uk/twitter people from seeing your like it is Snapchat o rort onrns photos and set video-call Minimum age: 13 vodafone.uk/TwitterReport privacy options. any social networks and mute users in Video What can you set? o fi n out or As tech-savvy as children Mapps have a minimum Chat and block people. Choose who can send you vodafone.uk/oovoofaqs are, they’re often unaware age of 13. Young people can Instagram o fi n out or n Snaps, decide who can view ASKfm o rort onrns of what they agree to in have a positive experience by Minimum age: 13 report concerns: your Stories and block people. Minimum age: 13 vodafone.uk/oovooreport the T&Cs of apps and other making the most of built-in What can you set? Make vodafone.uk/Kik o fi n out or What can you set? services. To highlight tools to protect their privacy photos and videos private vodafone.uk/snapchat Allow or block anonymous this nne ongfi eld the and safety. and block people. o rort onrns questions, delete questions Children’s Commissioner o fi n out or vodafone.uk/snapchathelp and answers from your Yellow of England and Wales, had vodafone.uk/Instagram Whisper profi le and bloc people Minimum age: 13 with Instagram’s terms and To report concerns: Minimum age: 13 with o fi n out or n rort parental permission; conditions rewritten into Facebook vodafone.uk/InstaReport parental permission; 18 without WhatsApp onrns 18 without child-friendly language Minimum age: 13 What can you set? Block Minimum age: 13 Twitter vodafone.uk/AskFM What can you set? b top la fi rm chillings What can you set? people and hide your location. What can you set? Control Minimum age: 13 Choose who you talk to as part of its recent Decide who sees your posts o fi n out or who sees your information, What can you set? and hide your city so that Growing up Digital report.
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