Inc. 5000 has once again named Covenant Eyes as one of the fastest growing private companies in America. Since 2010, the company has been recognized by Inc. Media for its year over year revenue growth and growth in employees. Out of 5,000 companies, Covenant Eyes was named number 4,505. “Our passion to help people overcome pornography shows in how we continue to improve our service,” said Ron DeHaas, president and CEO of Covenant Eyes. “Our advancements in image-recognition and machine-learning are world-class, and we believe we have the best team around.” “Since Covenant Eyes started, we’ve helped nearly a million people in … Continue reading →
Our Android Service Has Been Overhauled Over the last few months, we’ve kept you up to date on some major changes to our app on Android. First, we told you about how Google told us to stop using the Accessibility Feature, which at the time we were using to provide Accountability and Filtering. A few months after that, we invited you to help us test a fix. And a month ago, we told you we were testing a new way to provide app reporting and locking. All this hard work has paid off, and we’re pleased to announce that our … Continue reading →
One month ago, we released a rebuilt app for Android, featuring monitoring of top-level domains visited across all apps. So far, feedback has been positive… but we’ve also heard people lamenting the loss of app locking and reporting. App Locking and Reporting Are Back! If you’re one of those people, we have good news! Our newest version of the beta reincorporates both of those features. If you’re already a beta tester, your app may have automatically updated. (Remember, you have to use Covenant Eyes Internet Accountability to use this app.) We understand the importance of both of these features. App … Continue reading →
In December, we told you that Google informed a large list of developers, including us, that we would no longer be able to use Android’s accessibility feature to monitor and filter Android devices. Simultaneously, updates to the Android operating system started causing periodic coverage gaps for Covenant Eyes’ Android service. It’s been a rough couple of months for our Android users. Some of you have shared very honest feedback with us about your concerns and we’ve read all of it. Our mission is to provide tools that help men and women live porn-free and to give partners the information they … Continue reading →
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ 2015 statement Create in Me a Clean Heart: A Pastoral Response to Pornography has been an inspiration and guide to Catholic leaders as they seek to address the severity of pornography in today’s internet age. In the document, the U.S. bishops encourage clergy to embrace their sacred duty to protect children from pornography. As they explain, “The use of pornography by anyone in the home deprives the home of its role as a safe haven and has negative effects throughout a family’s life and across generations.” The bishops also challenge clergy to create … Continue reading →