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Sprint Trots Out New Parental Controls

Nov 17, 2010, 11:04 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint has made it easier for parents to take control of their kids' cell phone user via refreshed online account controls. Sprint.com/Family is a new microsite that lets parents block texts and numbers, block digital media downloads, block Web access, block Picture Mail, block voice calls, and set one touch access to set or release all these controls. The new web site also offers parents advice about safety, access to the Sprint Family Locator service, and access to Family Plan information and controls. The web site is free for Sprint customers to use.

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Laura_Sprint2010

Nov 19, 2010, 1:24 PM

Thanks from Sprint

Hi my name is Laura and I represent sprint as their SprintCareGuide. Thanks for help spread the word about our parental control site! Thank you for your support! For more information on our new products and programs please visit your nearest Sprint retailer or our website at www.Sprint.com

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