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These are the filters you can select from on our devices page. Please email us if there are online communities you're concerned about but are not yet covered under our filters.
Filters can be updated from the device's page. It may take up to 60 seconds for the device to reflect new filter changes, and your child's session will not start using new filter settings until they have restarted their current session (i.e. restarted their computer).
If you change the filter settings and want to make sure your new filter settings are in use, you may want to restart their device.
As of 2024, our immediate future will revolve around increasing the number of filters we offer and increase the amount of custom code dedicated to managing social media. At the moment we mostly focus on filtering domains, sites built with users as subdomains (such as tumblr), and reddit feeds. In the coming weeks we intend to improve our filtering of Twitter/X, and in the coming weeks we hope to improve our latency regarding video games.
We're also currently working on processing each post through an uncensored chat-based large language model. This will enable parents to filter exactly what they're concerned about and process each post individually.
More compatible devices are coming as well, we currently only support Windows. Unfortunately mobile devices might take longer to support since they have more restrictions on adding certificates (which are required to safely encrypt data). Hopefully we'll have a Linux and Mac client soon.
You can set specific time schedules for each of your devices, in hour increments. So if you don't want your kids you kids to be online after 10pm, you would select the 22 and 23 boxes.
Our software works differently from most monitoring software. Our monitoring system lies in between the child and the web service they're interacting with, and intercepts the content. It then removes content (such as websites, social media users/accounts, or specific posts), encrypts the page, and then sends it off to be viewed through a VPN. All images go through a separate image classifier as well, to determine if they're pornographic in nature. Your child does not need a special browser or plugin to use the tool, the parent only needs to install our Window app onto their computer and select which accounts to monitor.
This system allows us to apply much more advanced machine learning techniques on the content your kids view, which means you have greater control over the content they see. The end result is posts are directly removed from the feed, like this:
I've grown up in the age of social media, and like many of you I've seen what it can do to people when they start reading or listening to it at a young age. Kids are introduced to subreddits like r/childfree or r/egg_irl at a young age and indoctrinated. These communities convince children they need permanent surgical solutions to their perceived problems, and teach them how to have these surgeries as soon as they're 18, if not sooner.
The mission of ParentControls.Win is to reach these kids before they're exposed to harmful communities, and remove these communities from social media feeds.
Our family filter costs $20 a month.
We have significant costs, driven largely by Nvidia GPU servers. In the future we'd like to offer a self-hosted option, and reduce costs as we build out caching servers, however at the moment monthly server costs can easily consume the majority of the monthly fee.
If you are a parent who can't afford our service but still want to protect your child, you can look into freefiltering.org. They are just a DNS filter, so they won't provide page-level filtering (such as social media or search feed filtering), but they are an alternative conservative-minded internet filter with a free tier.
All of our filtering is done in real time, and so we don't store any of your child's data. Further, not only is the data from our server to the destination server protected by TLS, the data from your child's computer is protected by TLS as well as the Wireguard VPN Tunnel encryption.
We are COPPA compliant, and so if we ever do start storing your child's data, you can message us and we'll delete any or all of the data you and your child may produce.
Data privacy is a top priority for us, and while we do plan to implement visible usage logs for parents to analyze their child's online behavior and frequency in the future, we promise not to abuse or sell your child's data at any point.