Security researchers say they found critical weaknesses in a South Korean government-mandated child surveillance app — vulnerabilities that left the private lives of the country's youngest citizens ...

Catwatchful is an app that claims to be a “child monitoring app” but is, in actuality, a spyware app that acts invisibly on phones to send a victim’s data back to a dashboard viewable by the person ...

Family Sharing lets a family unit share purchases, subscriptions, iCloud space, and provides access to location tracking, ...

What do Yarn, Skout, and Holla have in common? They’re all apps that could be on your child’s phone and they could pose risks. Other WRAL Top Stories Law enforcement agencies in North Carolina have ...

Florida is one of a handful of states taking action to restrict social media usage for pre-teens and children. But finding a way to monitor what your child is doing isn’t always easy. She said as he ...

Instead of buying a separate gadget, you can turn spare phones into smart baby monitors with apps like BabyCam, Annie Baby Monitor, Dormi, Bibino, and Simple Nanny. These Android and iOS apps offer HD ...

This might come as a surprise, but schools collect a significant amount of data about students, often for administrative purposes or through the use of learning apps and school-issued devices. As the ...

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The most widely used child surveillance app in South Korea has been pulled from the market after security specialists raised serious concerns about the program's safety. Moon ...