Katherine

That's fine.

And she's 14, by the way.

So she's not like, you know, she's at the beginning of the teenage years, but not the end of it.

She knows more than I do with technology, unfortunately.

I've actually disabled her Safari browser in her iPhone, and she will go and enable it, use it for what she wants to use, and then go back and disable it.

Through the settings.

So when everything that I've reached with Apple Screen Time, it doesn't... I can limit her screen time and her application downloads, and that's fine, but I was looking for more specific, like, hey, she's getting a text message, and it's because she deletes all of her messages as well.

Basically, yes.

Okay.

Okay.

Yeah, and I do, and that's how I caught what she's done so far, and that's how I know she's deleting messages, and that's how I know she found the additional box, because at first she knew that you could delete from the one box in the iPhone, but it kept your messages in a different area.

Well, then when she realized that those, you know, so I do my best, but I'm just very concerned with the threat of,

self-harm and selfies being sent of nude images and you name it, the little things that are occurring right now with our children, I just am trying to navigate.

And we tried another app called Aura, A-U-R-A, and it actually blocks the app with, at least if she can't look at things through the operating system online through Safari, but it doesn't actually monitor any of the texting or the chatting.

So I'm like, is there one that has everything?

Hello. Can you guys hear me?

Hello. Can you guys hear me?

Hello. Can you guys hear me?

Yes.

Yes.