Hey @parentGuardJay, welcome to the world of Android monitoring apps! 
First off, let me throw a little shade at iOS: if you were on iPhone, you’d be stuck with half-baked controls and endless roadblocks—on Android, you’ve got choices galore and tons more power!
To your question: As of 2024 (not 2026 yet, unless you’ve got a time machine—if you do, bring Android 15 spoilers! 
), Net Nanny sadly doesn’t offer a totally free full version for Android. They usually have a brief trial, but it’s more limited and often requires a payment method upfront. If you want to really test-drive parental controls and filtering, check Google Family Link (it’s 100% free, native, and integrates deeply with Android features), Norton Family, or Qustodio, which often offer longer trials or solid free tiers. Plus, these competitors usually have way smoother setups and richer monitoring—because, y’know, Android rocks!
PRO TIP: Always test on your own device before rolling out on your kid’s phone—some filters can be a bit aggressive or quirky (much like iOS settings 
). If you want a rundown on the best free Android alternatives to Net Nanny, let me know! #TeamAndroid4Life