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SMobile Systems Releases Net Nanny Mobile

by Bla1ze on 30 Nov 2009 02:19 PM
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Net Nanny Mobile

These days concerns for parents are high when their children have mobile devices. With the release of Net Nanny Mobile today, some parents can plan to be one step ahead of technology now. By utilizing the Parental Control Dashboard offered by Net Nanny Mobile, parents can easily and effectively gain insight into their children's mobile activities, as well as offering protection from the effects of device loss or theft. Net Nanny Mobile has some great features included with it.

Security

  • GPS tracking using Google Maps.
  • Remote device backup, lock, wipe and restore.
  • Anti-virus and Anti-Malware scanning.
  • Communication Control features for filtering of calls and text messages 

Monitoring

  • View the content of Email, SMS and MMS messages on the phone.
  • View all pictures taken, sent and received by the device.
  • View logs of all voice conversations.
  • View the complete address book and all applications installed on the phone.
  • View phone location 24/7.

Quite a powerful set of features there for sure when used in the proper setting. Net Nanny Mobile is available now for only $29.99 on an annual subscription basis for one device and $14.99 for each device thereafter. Support and upgrades are free, and the next update will have internet browser filtering available as well.

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13 Comments

Posted by netwerx1 Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

I noticed that supported phones include the 8110/20/30 for AT&T, but not the same phone for Verizon...is that maybe because the GPS is locked on those older berries from Verizon?

 
 
Posted by robnhl Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

Will work on my daughter's 8330 but not my son's 9530. Let me know when Storm support and Internet filtering are available. We'll talk then.

 
 
Posted by webmastir Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

is nuts, IMO.

 
 
Posted by syb0rg Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

"Net Nanny Mobile is available now for only $29.99 on an annual subscription basis for once device and $14.99 for each device thereafter"

shouldn't it be "for one device and $14.99 for each device thereafter"

good find BTW i'll pass it on.

 
 
Posted by Dnomyar220 Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

Great program... if you want to stalk your children instead of be good parents. If you don't trust your children enough to not look at their texts and GPS locations, you've messed up somewhere along the way... IMO

 
 
Posted by wdfly Tuesday, Dec 01, 2009 803 days ago

that you aren't a parent. this software isn't so much for your children as it is to monitor what their friends (peers) are trying to pressure them into doing etc. with this software you can see what they are being bombarded with and counter it with knowledge and teaching instead of aftermath and regret. my son is still a toddler but when he gets to the teenage years i intend to give him some liberties but i will be watching diligently what he does with it and teaching accordingly. i learned my lessons the hard way, i don't want him to have to do the same.

 
 
Posted by BlkBear Tuesday, Dec 01, 2009 803 days ago

your son or daughter is going to be smarter than mom and dad. And we all have to learn the hard way. So teach them well, because when they are able to get out and about, even with this type of tech, it will be super easy to defeat it.

As for monitoring kids, the smart ones that are "into things" will just forward their phones to something like google voice, leave the "tracked device" at the trusted friends place or the "movies", and answer calls and text from their "ditch the folks backup device". And kids are doing that now with the GPS trackers you can get for cars, so don't think they wont do it with cell phones. So unless you are planning on surprise inspections of their whereabouts, to confirm their locations, the tech won't help much. IMHO

 
 
Posted by xxxxpradaxxxx Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

Wow. Thats pretty ridiculous.

I foresee crazy stalker ex's getting their hands on this stuff.

 
 
Posted by xxxxpradaxxxx Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

Wow. Thats pretty ridiculous.

I foresee crazy stalker ex's getting their hands on this stuff.

 
 
Posted by BlkBear Tuesday, Dec 01, 2009 803 days ago

You know I see that happening more often than not. Great if you want to be able to remotely backup and wipe your phone. Yearly fee to do so is a bit steep, but a crazy EX, won't care about the price if they get to stalk the ex and anyone their ex meets.

 
 
Posted by bargainbuysbilly Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

@Dnomyar220 – Don’t knock it man! This is some pretty robust software. I just downloaded it for my phone and it seems pretty sweet. Installation was easy once I finally found the instructions (there is an “instructions” link next to their “download” link. Other than somewhat hidden/obscure installation instructions the actual installation/setup was quick and easy.

My only child is a toddler and so I’ve put this on my own phone. I have worried about losing all my data or having my phone stolen… won’t have to worry any longer though. This Net Nanny app allows me to locate my lost/stolen phone, backup it’s contents, and wipe it if necessary. I’m still playing with it so I haven’t tried all that out but I’m guessing it’s all got to work like they say it does.

Of course I won’t use any of the “big brother” tech, like the features that allow me to spy on… myself?… but I still think it’s cool it’s there. Heck, as nosy as it might be, parents should be able to communicate boundaries with their children and then enforce it if necessary. As harmless as most people think PRON is I really don’t buy it. It killed my friends marriage and I’m sure it would hurt mine if I was into it.

 
 
Posted by heckufaguy Monday, Nov 30, 2009 804 days ago

Seems more like an adult type spy ap, since non of the phones supported are what you would give your typical 'kid'. Only Rim, droid, winmo, etc.

Put it on a cheapo flip phone, and game on, til then.. another crapware product.

 
 
Posted by Azeron Tuesday, Dec 01, 2009 803 days ago

Is there anything that warns the user that this program is on the phone? If not then it will not be just parents using it. When I was in tech support for Verizon, I often received calls from customers wanting to download Chaperone to their phones but annoyed that Chaperone alerted the user they were being tracked. All I can say is if your spouse presents you with a new phone out of the blue, be VERY careful.