MyMobileWatchdog – FOX News – Washington, DC – 5/19/08 – Robert Lotter

FOX News Washington, DC

In a recent segment by FOX, a new service called Radar offers parents peace of mind by monitoring their children's text messages and pictures. With concerns about online safety growing, this tool provides parents with the ability to see incoming and outgoing messages on their child's smartphone. Through Radar, parents can either monitor all phone connections or set up alerts for when strangers try to contact their kids. Though some may see this as an invasion of privacy, the CEO of Radar emphasizes the importance of such tools in combating potential threats from individuals who exploit popular networking sites to gather phone numbers. While the service is currently limited to smartphones like Blackberries, efforts are underway to expand its availability. For more information, parents are encouraged to visit myfoxdc.com.

The issue of online safety for children has been a growing concern in recent years. With the increasing use of smartphones and social media by young people, parents are looking for ways to protect their children from potential dangers such as cyberbullying, online predators, and inappropriate content.

One solution that has gained attention is the use of monitoring tools like Radar. These services allow parents to keep track of their child's digital activity, including text messages and social media interactions. While some may view this as an invasion of privacy, others see it as a necessary measure to ensure their child's safety.

However, there are also concerns about the effectiveness and potential misuse of these monitoring tools. Critics argue that they could lead