Covenant Eyes for Families...
The Internet can be dangerous for kids...but it doesn't have to be.
Hear how we helped these families.
Marvin
Maryland
Marvin Campbell is not only a campus minister to college students at Bowie State University. He is also a father to three teenage boys. Marvin knows the importance of protecting his family from the temptations found on the Internet as he watches his boys grow into men. He describes why having Accountability software is so important.
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Crystal
Kansas City
When Crystal Renaud was a teenager, she knew how to get around the Internet filter her mom put in place. As a result, she started habitually looking at pornography. Today, she helps women overcome pornography addiction. Crystal tells how Accountability software can be an important aid to parents, over and above traditional Filtering services.
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Emily
Aberdeen, Scotland
Emily is a wife and a mother of two small children. Because her family spends a lot of time online, they knew it would be important to establish clear boundaries about Internet use. Emily describes why she and her husband use Covenant Eyes, and why they see this as an important step to help their children use the Internet as they get older.
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Did you know?
- In a survey of college students, more than 80% of men and more than 50% of women said they had been exposed to pornography by age 14.
- 25% of teen girls and 33% of teen boys have had nude or semi-nude images—originally meant to be seen by someone else—shared with them online or on mobile phones (The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy).
2 in 3 kids hide what they do online from their parents. What are your kids facing online?
- Teens spend an average of 31 hours a week online.
- Cyberbullying can lead to depression and suicide.
- By age 18, 90% of boys and 60% of girls are exposed to Internet pornography.
- Parents have the biggest influence on what their kids do online, but 34% of children never receive advice from parents on how they should or should not use the Internet.
Covenant Eyes helps you keep your family safe online.
Covenant Eyes provides Internet software that helps you teach your kids good online habits.
Website content ratings
Our web content rating system analyzes websites in real time and gives every website visited an age-based rating, like T for Teen and M for Mature. This rating system flags websites that may be of concern to you and eliminates the guesswork.
Parental controls and age-based filtering
Block content based on your kids’ ages. After all, your 6-year-old and your 16-year-old are at different maturity levels. You’ve given them different bedtimes, and you should be able to monitor and control their web browsing differently too.
Weekly Internet use reports
With Covenant Eyes Accountability, you can see what your kids are doing online. These reports help you teach your kids and have good conversations about how to use the Internet wisely. It’s also the perfect protection for all the adults in your household.
Multiple usernames for individual protection
With a separate username for everyone in your family, you receive customized and accurate reports for each person and have better parental controls for each child, which means you can have informed conversations with your spouse and your kids about the Internet.
Internet Accountability is available for Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. The Filter is available for Windows only. Find out more about Internet Accountability and Filtering.
What is Covenant Eyes?
- Our detailed Accountability Reports inform you about when and how the Internet is used in your home.
- Questionable or objectionable websites are flagged.
- Reports are custom-made for starting good discussions about wise use of the Internet.
- Our Filtering Service lets you control when and for how long the Internet may used by each of your kids.
- Customize our Filter to be more or less sensitive, based on your needs.










