Child-cybercare mobile application for secured browsing

Mobile phone use has skyrocketed worldwide over the past decade. Due to parental disconnection, youth internet addiction is rising. Internet addiction is more likely in children who feel unsupervised, have their privacy violated, or have poor parent-child relationships, according to research. Parental supervision, involvement, and meaningful connections reduce these risks and protect children from excessive internet use. To protect young children, especially those under 10, this project will create a mobile app. Parents can track their children's online activity, detect unwanted Keywords in Google searches, and receive pop­up alerts. The app's search history lets parents address concerns. SQLite manages keyword lists and search history efficiently. Usability testing and user feedback showed app effectiveness. Participating in their children's online activities teaches responsible digital behavior and creates a safe and supportive online environment.