ParentShield Reviews

4.8 Rating 564 Reviews
97 %
of reviewers recommend ParentShield
4.8
Based on 564 reviews
Shipping & Delivery
Delivery Methods
Postal Service
Average Delivery Time
Next Day
On-time Delivery
100%
Accurate And Undamaged Orders
100%
Customer Service
Communication Channels
Email, Telephone, Live Chat
Queries Resolved In
Under An Hour
Customer Service
4.9 out of 5
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About ParentShield:

ParentShield is a Great Child-Safe and Parent Friendly Mobile Network. Only Children or people needing special facilities are allowed to use it.

Every feature of the Network is designed specifically for these users and features include advanced monitoring and safeguarding tools and spending and usage controls.

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Phone:

03301221180

Email:

hello@engine-mobile.co.uk

Location:

Pioneer House,
Stenson Road,
Derby
Derbyshire
DE73 7HL

Anonymous
Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
Not bad so far
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Posted 3 months ago
Does your child uses their mobile phone to call or text their friends the conventional way. If yes, then this sim card is for you. Unfortunately I discovered that my son and his friends use whatsapp or video calling. This sim is a waste for us. I should have just bought a cheap sim for £10 that also includes mobile data
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Posted 11 months ago
WhatsApp has a minimum age restriction of 16, so the majority of our customers don't allow WhatsApp and video calling, particularly at such a young age. We do block the setup messages if a child tries to install these platforms. And we notify parents so they can decide whether to allow it or not. As you don't have any concerns in this regard, a monitored mobile phone service probably isn't useful.
Posted 11 months ago
Not yet used to it's full capacity, however it is very easy to set up. One criticism so far is that you can't change the times of the "in school" setting. My son starts at 8.45, and finishes at 15.20, and in High School it will be 8 30 til 15.10. (only does 9-3 on the app). Would be helpful if you could set the time to suit the individuals school hours. Other than that I think this is going to give my son the independence and us reassurance.
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Posted 1 year ago
Thanks Sharon, that's really useful feedback. We tested variable school-time settings but found it added an unnecessary layer of complexity and scope for mis-configuration. Blocking from 9am or a a quarter-to makes no real difference in the grand scheme of things. Several users suggested a small safety window in case parents are needing to allow calls to relatives or neighbours for pick-up or drop-off in emergencies. There are other things can be done by combining school-block with the fully adjustable time controls if you do need it - so give us a call if you need a hand! Graham
Posted 1 year ago
The concept is good that i have peace of mind,
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Posted 1 year ago
Ordered an ee sim card and got a vodafone one instead. Expensive but ok for what it is.
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Posted 1 year ago
Sadly did not no it didn’t cover everything
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Posted 1 year ago
There FaceTimes and internet messages should also be tracked.
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Posted 3 years ago
Hi Yesim, These are private encrypted messages so cannot be monitored. If you need any advice or guidence with anything, you can speak to our customer support team on 0330 122 1180 or by emailing hello@parentshield.co.uk
Posted 3 years ago
I think parent shield is a great concept although it is rather limited to phone and text conversations which is ok but a majority of children are now speaking thru sites such as instagram and Snapchat which can’t be monitored in the same way which makes patent shield almost redundant in this day in age what would improve the service is an agreement between popular sites such as instagram/ snapchat and patent shield for patents to be able to monitor these sites/apps and conversations for children under 14 or who are more vunrable individuals, incorporating this concept would allow parents to help keep there children more safe while online
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Posted 5 years ago
You're absolutely right - social networks and the like of Snapchat are a real problem. Children under the age of 13 certainly shouldn't have access to such things. Between the ages of 13 and 14 there are kids at different levels of development so there are some for whom Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram are still not suitable, and others who wouldn't need a monitored mobile phone service.
Posted 5 years ago
Easy to use
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Posted 5 years ago
ParentShield is rated 4.8 based on 564 reviews