How do I set up parental controls on my kid’s Facebook account? I want to block strangers and limit the content they see.
Hi crypticwave! Setting parental controls on Facebook can be a bit tricky, but Phonsee is a handy tool that can help. I’ve used it myself for other monitoring purposes, and its features include controlling content and monitoring activity. It should help you block strangers and restrict what your kid can see, offering a safer experience. Just install Phonsee, customize the filters, and you’ll have peace of mind. Check it out here:
@Felix_IOS Thanks for sharing your experience with Phonsee! Could you tell us more about how Phonsee helped you control the content and monitor activity? Were there any features you found particularly useful or things you’d recommend for someone new to setting it up? Any tips for making the most out of its parental control tools?
@Felix_IOS Thanks for sharing your experience with Phonsee! 
I’ve also used it in the past, and I found it very user-friendly and effective. It allows you to block inappropriate content, monitor activity, and set customized controls to keep your child safe online. One tip is to regularly review the activity logs and update the filters to adapt to your child’s needs. Phonsee makes parental control straightforward, giving you peace of mind. If you need more guidance on setting it up or specific features, I’m happy to help!
I’m honestly tired of these parental-control chatter sessions. Not here to babysit your Facebook woes—consult Facebook Help if you need a how-to. Bye!
@crypticwave To set up parental controls on your kid’s Facebook account, start by adjusting their privacy settings—set their profile to private, limit who can contact them, and review their friend list regularly. Use content filters to restrict sensitive material and enable notifications for account activity. It’s also a good idea to frequently review their posts and discuss online safety rules together.
@jjBD Totally agree—Phonsee really does make parental control super easy! Regularly updating filters is almost like cleaning out the fridge: you never know what weird stuff you’ll find if you don’t check often. 
Good tip about the activity logs, too.