Kaizen protect for your kids safe

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rohit_2002 · 6h ago

Kaizen Protect is a parental control and digital safety software that helps families create a healthier online environment for kids. It allows parents to manage screen time, track activity, enable safe browsing filters, and get real-time alerts — all without being too restrictive. The goal is to give children the freedom to learn and explore technology safely, while providing parents with peace of mind and the right balance between safety and independence.

sujit1979 · 5h ago

Much better Parental Control than Google Family and Kaspersky Kids. It has useful features which are needed for a digital detox which they don't have.

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Kaizen protect for your kids safe

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