Norton Family's House Rules section offers a similar level of transparency. All the restrictions placed upon a family member's activity show up on their dashboard on the Microsoft Family Safety app or website, adding a layer of transparency to the monitoring process. Once each family member (up to 6 people) accepts the invitation, you can turn on activity reporting and web filtering for their devices, set screen time limits, track their location, and observe their driving habits. Use an email address, phone number, or create an Outlook account for each member. You need to invite each person you want to monitor to be a part of your online family. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Locategy Review Setup and Devices
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For evaluating the app on mobile, we used a Samsung A71 5G running Android 11, an iPhone XS running iOS 14.7, and an iPhone 12 Mini running iOS 14.7. To test Microsoft Family Safety's Windows capabilities, we used a desktop PC running Windows 10. Web filtering, app blocking, and screen time scheduling do not work on iOS devices. You can't monitor macOS computers with Family Safety, but parents can access the web dashboard and make changes to the rules from their Macs. Microsoft Family Safety runs on Android, Apple, Windows, and Xbox devices. Two-part hardware and software solution Circle Home Plus is more expensive the device costs $129 and includes a one-year premium membership, but after that, you need to pay $9.99 per month to maintain the service on an unlimited number of devices. Editors’ Choice pick Qustodio organizes its paid subscription plans by family size, with Small (five devices), Medium (10 devices), and Large (15 devices) choices. Kaspersky Safe Kids charges only $14.99 per year and supports an unlimited number of child devices. Norton Family is more expensive ($49.99 per year) than Microsoft Family Safety and covers an unlimited number of devices. For more, you can check out our in-depth comparison of those three services. Microsoft Family Safety is most similar to Google Family Link and Apple's Screen Time solutions.
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