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Parents want safer phones for kids. These companies are answering the call.

Parents are calling for safer phones for their children, and companies are stepping up to meet this demand. New devices are being designed to limit access to apps and social media, allowing parents to monitor their kids' contacts, locations...

TechCrunch· Jul 20, 2026 · 12:36 AM · 37 views

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Parents are calling for safer phones for their children, and companies are stepping up to meet this demand. New devices are being designed to limit access to apps and social media, allowing parents to monitor their kids' contacts, locations, and screen time. These innovations aim to create a safer online environment for young users.

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