Track Your Kid’s Facebook Activity With Minor Monitor

Track Your Kid’s Facebook Activity With Minor Monitor

By Noor Sabah on Dec 02 2011 Leave a comment

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  We know that you care about your child’s well being and feel protective for them, but you cannot keep them under your wings at all times, can you? As internet penetrated our lives, various strangers gained access inside our houses in the form of social networks, chat services, forums and what not. Minor Monitor is a web service the can help you track the nature of your child’s activities on Facebook, without having to shadow them each time they log on to the infamous social network. It is a free web service that requires you to login with your child’s Facebook account once, and the app will retrieve your child’s photos, friends lists, status updates etc, for the previous 180 days. You also have the option of linking more than one Facebook account with Minor Monitor. More to follow after the break.
  
  

Minor Monitor does not require a lengthy registration process; you can start tracking your child’s moves with just an email address. You would be requested to enter your kid’s Facebook user name andpassword once you have registered. The web service takes a few seconds to retrieve your child’s account information.

Minor Monitor will retrieve an overview of the number of friends your child has, their photographs, the nature of their comments( a good way to check his profanity vocabulary!), all in a nutshell. There are tabs at the left of the browser window where you can go through your child’s Activity, Photos, and Friends list in detail as well.

There is an Alert tab in the same menu that lets you know about any new activity of your child on Facebook, whether they have commented on a post, or uploaded a photo etc.  An Add Child button below the same menu lets you connect another Facebook account with Minor Monitor, in case you want to track the Facebook activities of multiple children.

Minor Monitor is a good way to keep an eye on your child’s activities, but the web service interprets your child’s behaviors on Facebook in a slightly over the top manner. So, try not to get too worked up if you see 70% use of profanity or 80% Drug & Alcohol reference; reality can be considerably different.

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