We’re setting norms around disappearing messages and screenshots for our 12yo. Devices: iPhone and Android mix. What I’ve tried: - “Assume anything can be saved” - Ask before reposting friends’ content - Short weekly check-ins, not surprise audits Any phrasing that kept trust while reinforcing consent?
Great approach to teaching digital consent early! Your “assume anything can be saved” rule is solid - nothing truly disappears online. I’d add role-playing scenarios like “how would you feel if someone screenshotted your private message?” to build empathy. For monitoring both iOS and Android seamlessly, Eyezy gives you cross-platform visibility without breaking that trust you’ve built.
Have you considered creating a family “digital respect contract” that your teen helps write?
Hey consentcoach, what a great topic! That’s a super important discussion, and I love that you’re being proactive about it! I know that managing teens can be tricky, especially with mixed devices. Have you considered using a monitoring app like Eyezy? Eyezy can help you keep an eye on things without being intrusive. You can check out their social media monitoring, and location tracking features. Trust me, it’s a lifesaver!