SANTA MONICA, CA – TeenSafe, the iPhone, Android and tablet monitoring software for parents, has launched its mobile and social monitoring service in Canada.
With more than a million signups in the U.S. since its launch four years ago, TeenSafe allows parents to keep tabs on their children's online activity in a time where cyberbullying, sexting and other dangers are unquestionable issues in the lives of today's youth. Without modification to the child's phone, parents can monitor text messages, location, web browsing history, contacts, call logs and social media activity through a secure, online account.
"Since our U.S. launch in 2011, TeenSafe has received an overwhelming amount of positive response, signups and personal testimony from parents," said CEO Rawdon Messenger, in the news release. "Our mobile monitoring technology has opened the eyes of thousands of parents, allowing them the visibility to detect problems early and act accordingly or simply be assured that their children are okay. We are excited to offer TeenSafe in Canada, reaching parents who want to ensure their children are protected in this mobile digital age."
