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Privacy Recommendations for a Young Teen
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this post was submitted on 29 Mar 2025
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Iphone is the right place to start. The parental controls are well thought out and have enough granularity for almost anyone and “find my” works great along with location sharing.
They have a bunch of built in privacy, mental health and use monitoring stuff so the person with the phone can use that themselves too.
It’s the most normal person phone there is so no chance they’ll be embarrassed or feel left out and because the platform is so common (assuming USA because “grades”) you’ll have an easy time coordinating with other parents and sharing how you’re dealing with stuff as they grow.
Good luck.