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WINDTRE Family Protect

Name: WINDTRE Family Protect
Rating: 4.1 (1 reviews)
Author: Wind Tre S.p.A.

Category : LifestyleVersion: 99.99.21888

Size：40.60MOS : Android 5.1 or later

Developer：Wind Tre S.p.A. Update：Mar 16,2025

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Application Description

WINDTRE Family Protect offers parents the ultimate solution for safeguarding their children's online experience. This app provides comprehensive monitoring and control over family internet usage, both at home and on the go. Easily block or filter inappropriate content, including social media, games, videos, and messaging apps. Gain valuable insights into your children's online activities by tracking app and website usage. Set healthy time limits, check their location for added security, and even troubleshoot your home router—all from one convenient app. Simple to set up and use, WINDTRE Family Protect empowers parents with the tools they need to create a safer online environment for their families.

Features of WINDTRE Family Protect:

Effortlessly block or filter inappropriate content.
Maintain constant control and protection over your children's browsing activity.
Monitor and secure all devices connected to your home router.
Implement time limits on internet access for your children.
Track your child's location for enhanced safety.
Manage up to 10 devices, including smartphones and tablets.

Conclusion:

WINDTRE Family Protect is a robust parental control app designed for ease of use and comprehensive online safety. Its features, including app and website blocking, internet usage monitoring, location tracking, and home router troubleshooting, provide parents with the peace of mind they need to protect their children online. Download WINDTRE Family Protect today and ensure your family's digital wellbeing.

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