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FRFR means “for real, for real.” It’s slang used to emphasize honesty or seriousness in a statement. People use it in texts or social media to show they truly mean what they’re saying, not joking or exaggerating. It adds extra emphasis to agreement or truth.

You can block websites on a mobile phone by using browser settings, Screen Time (iPhone), or Digital Wellbeing (Android). You can also install parental control apps, use a DNS blocker, or enable router-level blocking to restrict access across all apps and browsers.

It’s generally safe if you spend 10 minutes setting up the parental PIN and restricting the chat to "Friends Only." Most of the bad stuff is buried deep.

Most parents I know wait until the start of middle school (around 11 or 12). It’s a good middle ground because that's usually when they start staying after school for sports or clubs and actually need a way to call home.

TikTok parental controls help limit exposure to inappropriate content by restricting screen time, filtering content, and requiring approval for interactions. They’re helpful but not foolproof—some content can still slip through. Active supervision, communication with kids, and regular settings...

Yes, TikTok Shop can be safe if you buy from reputable sellers and check reviews. Use secure payment methods and review return/refund policies. Be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true, and protect your account with strong passwords and two-factor authentication.

Make sure you go into the Family Link app on your phone first. You have to "Stop Supervision" there before changing anything on his actual device.

You have to log in to the organizer’s account at family.microsoft.com. Select the child's profile, go to "Content filters," and just toggle everything to "Off." If you want to remove them entirely, click the three dots on their tile and select "Remove from family group."

It’s what I tell my microwave when it won’t stop beeping at 3 AM. (But yeah, it’s an insult).

Oh yeah, it’s foolproof. Just like how a "Keep Off Grass" sign stops people from walking on grass. If your kid wants to find something, they’ll find it in 30 seconds.

I am very confused about the monitoring app for Android. Please share your experience.

Sure! Go to Settings → Parental Controls in the Fortnite menu. You’ll need to enter an email to get a PIN. From there you can limit voice/text chat, block purchases, and even set playtime windows. Works great once you get the PIN set up.

I’ve been using Google Family Link for a while it’s free, integrates with Android really well, and lets you manage screen time and app access. Not the most advanced, but great for basic control. If you want deeper filters, apps like Qustodio or Net Nanny are worth a look.

Hi guys How can I use Amazon parental control to limit purchases and screentime?

Is it possible to turn off Netflix autoplay on the browser? Please suggest some simple tips to do so.