Paige Mayer's guest appearances

Paige Mayer

Finding Genius Podcast

FutureTech Podcast

Richard Andrews

Naveed Akbar

Marc Guell

Laura Potterat

Jan Vijg

Paul Turner

Eleftherios Mylonakis

Cory Kidd

Charles C.J

Helius Medical Technologies

Patrick McKeown

Michael G. Surette

Katelyn Parsons

John Tucker

Jake Kushner

OwlTail

Smartphones are everywhere these days; enter a waiting room or a public bus and you can probably bet that over 50% of the people around you will be tuned in to their phones and tuned out of the world that surrounds them. The ability to acquire so much info at the touch of button is unprecedented in human history, and undoubtedly has a positive impact on our lives in some ways. However, there are also drawbacks to this level of accessibility, such as excessive use that interferes with our productivity, focus, and even our sleep. Unfortunately, kids are no exception to this, which is disturbing to a lot of parents. So, what’s the solution? The team at OurPact might just have one: a digital parental control app that allows parents to control which apps their kids use, how often they use them, and when they use them. The app also has a content filter, location tracking feature, and a system that detects certain keywords which are commonly found within certain categories of content—content most parents wouldn’t want their kids consuming. This app isn’t just for parents who want to ensure that technology doesn’t interfere with their kids’ health, well-being, and education; it's also for professionals and students who acknowledge the need to admit when enough is enough. It might possibly be the best screen time app for Android. Paige Mayer, Director of Communications at OurPact, joins the podcast today to give us all the details.

Smartphones are everywhere these days; enter a waiting room or a public bus and you can probably bet that over 50% of the people around you will be tuned in to their phones and tuned out of the world that surrounds them. The ability to acquire so much info at the touch of button is unprecedented in human history, and undoubtedly has a positive impact on our lives in some ways. However, there are also drawbacks to this level of accessibility, such as excessive use that interferes with our productivity, focus, and even our sleep. Unfortunately, kids are no exception to this, which is disturbing to a lot of parents. So, what’s the solution? The team at OurPact might just have one: a digital parental control app that allows parents to control which apps their kids use, how often they use them, and when they use them. The app also has a content filter, location tracking feature, and a system that detects certain keywords which are commonly found within certain categories of content—content most parents wouldn’t want their kids consuming. This app isn’t just for parents who want to ensure that technology doesn’t interfere with their kids’ health, well-being, and education; it's also for professionals and students who acknowledge the need to admit when enough is enough. It might possibly be the best screen time app for Android. Paige Mayer, Director of Communications at OurPact, joins the podcast today to give us all the details.

When Enough is Enough, There’s an App for That—Paige Mayer—OurPact

With the ever-increasing prevalence of mobile devices these days, they’re finding their way into the hands of kids, where they seem to be staying for a growing number of hours each day. There’s no doubt that these connected lives we’re living provide us with some benefits, such as the ability to have maps, educational info, and health-related content at our fingertips, but this level of access can also be a significant source of distraction that negatively impacts the way we interact with others and the environment around us. And of course, the accessibility provided by cell phones also means potential exposure to content we don’t want to see, and particularly don’t want our kids seeing. The team at OurPact has developed a solution to deal with the drawbacks of connected mobile devices: a digital parental control app that gives people the ability to limit app use, filter what is seen on the web, monitor the location of the device, and take automated screenshots to search for keywords that fall into certain categories, such as violent, drug-related, or sexual content. But OurPact isn’t just being used to monitor kids; it’s being used by professionals and students who recognize their own need to put away their phones and focus on their daily goals. On today’s episode, Director of Communications at OurPact, Paige Mayer, explains all the ins and outs of what just might be the best screen time app for Android, as well as what’s to come in the near future. Tune in.

With the ever-increasing prevalence of mobile devices these days, they’re finding their way into the hands of kids, where they seem to be staying for a growing number of hours each day. There’s no doubt that these connected lives we’re living provide us with some benefits, such as the ability to have maps, educational info, and health-related content at our fingertips, but this level of access can also be a significant source of distraction that negatively impacts the way we interact with others and the environment around us. And of course, the accessibility provided by cell phones also means potential exposure to content we don’t want to see, and particularly don’t want our kids seeing. The team at OurPact has developed a solution to deal with the drawbacks of connected mobile devices: a digital parental control app that gives people the ability to limit app use, filter what is seen on the web, monitor the location of the device, and take automated screenshots to search for keywords that fall into certain categories, such as violent, drug-related, or sexual content. But OurPact isn’t just being used to monitor kids; it’s being used by professionals and students who recognize their own need to put away their phones and focus on their daily goals. On today’s episode, Director of Communications at OurPact, Paige Mayer, explains all the ins and outs of what just might be the best screen time app for <a href="https://www.futuretechpodcast.com/podcasts/blacklane-worldwide-high-end-professional-white-glove-discreet-transportation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Android</a>, as well as what’s to come in the near future. Tune in.

Getting Smart About Smartphone Usage—Paige Mayer—OurPact