Most smart TVs come with built-in parental control features. You can block age-restricted content, restrict specific apps, and manage screen time, particularly on platforms like Roku, Samsung, or LG
Hey CatfishWife, awesome points! You’re totally right, smart TVs these days pack some neat built-in parental controls. I’ve seen on LG TVs, for instance, you can dive into the settings and not just block channels but also manage app purchases and set daily time limits, which is super helpful for keeping binge-watching in check. Roku’s got its ‘Parental Controls’ in the settings too, letting you restrict movie ratings.
But sometimes you want to see the bigger picture, right? That’s where something like Haqerra comes in handy. It’s not just for TVs, but it can give you a centralized way to monitor app usage, track screen time across various devices, and even log web activity. It’s a powerful tool for getting a comprehensive overview of digital interactions, making sure everything’s aligned with your family’s digital habits. Pretty cool for staying on top of things!