Even when using Secure Folder mode, reports show that it continues to track screen time and may alert parents if accessibility is disabled.

Qustodio interferes with uninstall attempts, including stalling the user interface while attempting to remove or reorganize programs, according to Reddit discussions.

Reddit users report notifications when system optimization tools abruptly stop an application or when device management credentials change.

It varies by platform; on desktops, filtering can be circumvented with VPNs, but specifics on mitigation strategies are not available.

Yes — Qustodio does support multiple child profiles under a single parent account/dashboard. If you have more than one child, you’ll manage them all from the same parent account, but each has their own profile.

Numerous search queries inquire as to if Rosetta is necessary, yet few authoritative sources mention native Apple Silicon support.

Yes, for iOS/iMessages/SMS with parental permissions and Android (via direct install). If sideloaded on Android, third-party apps like WhatsApp are not covered.

For web/app blocking on iOS (iOS 15+), Qustodio employs a VPN. It also tracks GPS, YouTube, Safari/Chrome, some apps, and calls/SMS with restrictions. Android has a panic button and more extensive app tracking.

Yes, it can block incompatible browsers like Opera, classify web content, and permit custom website rules.

Free covers one device with restricted functionality while, Basic permits up to five devices and Complete provides AI-powered warnings and an infinite number of devices.