{"id":56457,"date":"2021-03-17T00:00:20","date_gmt":"2021-03-17T07:00:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/world.edu\/?p=56457"},"modified":"2021-03-17T01:05:08","modified_gmt":"2021-03-17T08:05:08","slug":"apps-that-help-parents-protect-kids-from-cybercrime-may-be-unsafe-too","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/world.edu\/apps-that-help-parents-protect-kids-from-cybercrime-may-be-unsafe-too\/","title":{"rendered":"Apps that help parents protect kids from cybercrime may be unsafe too"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"Children, like adults, are spending more time online. At home and school pre-schoolers now use an array of apps and platforms to learn, play and be entertained. While there are reported benefits<\/a>, including learning through exploration, many parents are still concerned about\u00a0screen time<\/a>,\u00a0cybersafety<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0internet addiction<\/a>.<\/p>\n

An increasingly popular technical solution is parental control apps. These enable parents to monitor, filter and restrict children\u2019s online interactions and experiences. Parental control apps that work by blocking dangerous or explicit content can be marketed as \u201ctaking the battle out of screen time<\/a>\u201d and giving parents \u201cpeace of mind<\/a>\u201d.<\/p>\n

But such a quick fix is inadequate when addressing the complicated reasons behind screen time. Much worse though, the apps expose users to privacy and other safety issues most people aren\u2019t aware of.<\/p>\n

What apps do parents use?<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Research by Australia\u2019s\u00a0eSafety Commission<\/a>\u00a0shows 4% of preschoolers\u2019 parents use parental control apps. This increases to 7% of parents with older children and 8% of parents with teenagers. Global trends suggest these figures are bound to rise.<\/p>\n

Parents download parental control apps onto a child\u2019s mobile phone, laptop or tablet. Most parental control apps\u00a0enable parents to monitor or restrict<\/a>\u00a0inappropriate online content from wherever they are. They provide parents with insights into which sites their child has visited and for how long, as well as who they have interacted with.<\/p>\n

Qustudio<\/a>, for example, claims to keep children \u201csafer from cyber threats\u201d by filtering inappropriate content, setting time limits on use and even monitoring text messages.<\/p>\n

Why they may not be safe<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Parental control apps need many permissions to access particular systems and functions on devices.\u00a080% of parental control apps<\/a>\u00a0request access to location, contacts and storage.<\/p>\n

While these permissions help the apps carry out detailed monitoring, some of them may not be necessary for the app to function as described. For instance, several apps designed to monitor children\u2019s online activity ask for permissions such as \u201cread calendar\u201d, \u201cread contacts\u201d and \u201crecord audio\u201d \u2014 none of which are justified in the app description or the privacy policy.<\/p>\n

Many are considered \u201cdangerous permissions\u201d, which means they are used to access information that could affect the user\u2019s privacy and make their device more vulnerable to attack.<\/p>\n

For example,\u00a0Boomerang requests more than 91 permissions<\/a>, 16 of which are considered \u201cdangerous\u201d. The permission \u201caccess fine location\u201d for instance, allows the app to access the precise geographic location of the user. The \u201cread phone state\u201d allows the app to know your phone number, network information and status of outgoing calls.<\/p>\n

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It\u2019s not just the apps that get that information. Many of these apps embed data hungry third-party\u00a0software development kits<\/a>\u00a0(SDKs). SDKs are a set of software tools and programs used by developers to save them from tedious coding. However, some SDKs can make the app developers money from collecting personally identifiable information, such as name, location and contacts from children and parents.<\/p>\n

Because third-party SDKs are developed by a company separate from the original app, they have different protocols around data sharing and privacy. Yet any permissions sought by the host app are also inherited by third-party SDKs.<\/p>\n

The Google Play Store, which is used for Android phones, does not force developers to explain to users whether it has embedded third-party SDKs, so users cannot make an informed decision when they consent to the terms and conditions.<\/p>\n

Apple\u2019s App Store is\u00a0more transparent<\/a>. Developers must state if their apps use third-party code and whether the information collected is used to track them or is linked to their identity or device.\u00a0Apple has removed a number of parental control apps<\/a>\u00a0from the App Store due to their invasive features.<\/p>\n

Many\u00a0popular parental control apps<\/a>\u00a0in the Google Play Store have extensive security and privacy vulnerabilities due to SDKs. For example, SDKs for Google Ads, Google Firebase and Google Analytics are present in over 50% of parental control apps in the Google Play Store, while the Facebook SDK is present in 43%.<\/p>\n

A\u00a0US study<\/a>\u00a0focusing on whether parental control apps complied with laws to protect the personal data of children under 13 found roughly 57% of these apps were in violation of the law.<\/p>\n

Not all parental control apps request dangerous permissions. The\u00a0Safer Kid<\/a>\u00a0app, for example, does not request any dangerous permissions but costs US$200 per year.<\/p>\n

Why should I worry?<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Personal data has become a valuable commodity in the digital economy. Huge volumes of data are generated from our digital engagements and traded by data brokers (who collect information about users to sell to other companies and\/or individuals) and tech companies.<\/p>\n

The value is not in a singular data point, but the creation of huge datasets that can be processed to make predictions about individual behaviours. While this is a problem for all users, it is particularly problematic for children. Children are thought to be\u00a0more vulnerable to online threats and persuasion<\/a>\u00a0than adults due to more limited digital skills and less awareness of online risks.<\/p>\n

Data-driven advertising establishes habits and taste preferences in young children, positioning them as consumers by exploiting insecurities and using peer influence.<\/p>\n

Parental control apps have also been\u00a0targeted by attackers<\/a>\u00a0due to their insecurities, exposing children\u2019s personal information.<\/p>\n

There are better ways to reduce screen time<\/strong><\/h4>\n

It is also questionable whether parental control apps are worthwhile.\u00a0Research<\/a>\u00a0suggests issues of screen time and cybercrime are best managed through helping children self-regulate and reflect on their online behaviour.<\/p>\n

Rather than policing time limits for screen use, parents could focus on the\u00a0content, context and connections<\/a>\u00a0their child is making. Parents could encourage their children to talk to them about what happens online, to help make them more aware of risk and what to do about it.<\/p>\n

Restrictive approaches also reduce opportunities for kids\u2019 growth and beneficial online activity. Unsurprisingly,\u00a0children report<\/a>\u00a0parental control apps are overly invasive, negatively impacting their relationships with parents.<\/p>\n

Instead of a technical \u201cquick-fix,\u201d we need an educational response that is ethical, sustainable and builds young people\u2019s digital agency. Children will not be under their parents\u2019 surveillance forever, so we need to help them prepare for online challenges and risks.<\/p>\n

Author Bio:<\/strong> Luci Pangrazio is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Deakin University<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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