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| Kid’s workaround | Prevention | |------------------|------------| | Using mobile data (LTE/5G) | Block cellular data for browsing; use VPN on phone | | Tor browser | Block known Tor entry nodes in Kidproxy | | HTTPS bypass via IP address | Force DNS filtering + block non-proxy ports (80, 443) | | Factory reset device | Use router-level filtering instead of device agent | | Proxy/VPN apps | Block VPN/proxy protocols in firewall rules |

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This study provides a comprehensive analysis of Kidproxy and its impact on children's online interactions. While Kidproxy can be an effective tool for parental control, it is essential to consider its limitations and potential effects on child-parent relationships. We recommend that parents and caregivers use Kidproxy in conjunction with open discussions and education about online safety to ensure children's healthy and safe online interactions. We recommend that parents and caregivers use Kidproxy

The internet has become an integral part of modern childhood, with children increasingly using digital devices to access various online services, including social media, educational resources, and online games. While the internet offers numerous benefits, it also poses significant risks to children's safety, including exposure to cyberbullying, online predators, and mature content. Parents and caregivers are seeking effective tools to monitor and control children's online activities, leading to the development of parental control software like Kidproxy. Parents and caregivers are seeking effective tools to