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My tweens found a way around the parental controls on their devices. Google paid them thousands to explain how.

I’m the vice president of engineering at a company focused on providing security for the software supply chain. I used to work at Google and have had a long career in tech, so I’m very security-minded. Because of that, I was fairly confident in managing the technology that my daughters, who are 11 and 12, have access to. Our family only uses Android products because I trust Google’s security more than I trust most other companies. I set parental controls on apps and use time limits.

 

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