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This free parental control solution has slick-looking web and app design, but its drawbacks include limited functionality for mobile users and a lack of social media monitoring tools.

Macworld TripMode 3 review: Modern tool for watching and limiting Mac internet bandwidth use Simple utility tries to prevent bandwidth hogging apps from overrunning your network limits. Automatic and manual profile creation of bandwidth limits and permitted apps Network-based automated profile switching Cons Doesn't throttle or cap individual apps Lacks breakdown reporting of usage by profiles Our Verdict This well-made bandwidth-usage management tool provides easy monitoring and control of data consumption well worth the price. Price When Reviewed Best Prices Today Price comparison f...

Posted by Sanuj Bhatia on May 04, 2021 in AirTags, News Apple announced its first Bluetooth tracking device AirTag last month. Tile CEO CJ Prober has since expressed his concern about Apple entering the Bluetooth tracking ecosystem, saying that it’s good to have competition but ‘it needs to be fair.’ Bluetooth item trackers aren’t new — Tile has been making these trackers for well over seven years now. Even though Tile has been in the Bluetooth tracking space for so long, Apple AirTag has an unfair advantage in the form of Find My Network. AirTag and Tile work on the same basis, whe...

22 February 2021, 7:09 pm EST By (Photo : Photo by Jan Kopřiva from Pexels) Researchers are now doubling up on information and public knowledge to let people understand how much Apple's iOS and other applications gather or collect User Data on one's iPhone or iPad. The study revealed that these apps have been collecting a ton of data from iOS users which are stored on different servers and accessed by its servers. Trying or downloading a new application would ask users several questions that ask for "Application Permissions" on accessing several information, data, or other apps in a user's ...

The delivery service partner (DSP) program, launched in 2018, is made up of contracted delivery companies that handle a growing share of the online retail giant's last-mile deliveries. In just a few years, the program has grown to include more than 1,300 delivery firms across five countries, threatening to upend an industry that has traditionally been dominated by shipping partners such as UPS and FedEx.   Just like the AI-equipped cameras rolling out to contracted delivery companies, Mentor is framed as a "digital driver safety app" to help employees avoid accidents and other unsafe drivin...