Jul 19, 2022

Florence, South Carolina Jul 19, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - ClevGuard, a professional tracking, and monitoring solution for Android and iOS have released the latest version of KidsGuard Pro V4.2.1 with new exciting features to enhance the user monitoring experience and make it more beneficial. With these features, users can effortlessly access the target mobile YouTube and TikTok watch and search history.
KidsGuard Pro is an excellent monitoring and tracking app specifically designed for parents and companies to keep a track of their kids, partners, and employees' mobile activities. By installing the app on the target device users can easily have complete access to each scroll and tap on the target mobile. The app comes with an extensive array of wonderful features that help the user to monitor multiple file types, calls, messages, social media apps, and the real-time location of the target user. Not only this, users can even access the data that has been deleted on the target mobile phone. The whole monitoring process will be remote, quick, and secure.
This latest version of KidsGuard Pro accompanied some more useful features that allow the user to access the YouTube and TikTok watch and search history of the target user. This means users can get a complete summary of all the videos that target users watch on YouTube and TikTok details with the date, time, and title of that video. Users can also set up to 15 risky keywords on target mobile and the app will alert the user when the target user searches or comes across any of these risky keywords. This can help the user to know if their kids have been watching or searching adultery content on YouTube or TikTok. Some minor bugs have also been fixed in the new version to improve the monitoring experience and make it more secure and reliable.
This app is available to download on ClevGuard's official site. For more latest updates, please visit it.


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