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7 Ways Teens Hide Online Activity + What You Can Do
September 10, 2019
5 minute read
Even if you’ve set up parental controls on your devices, your teen is just as tech-savvy as you are, if not more. They’ve been raised in a digital age where surfing the web and social media use are second-nature. They can easily disarm a simple pop-up blocker or clear their browser history. So how do you protect them from the Internet when your original safety controls don’t do the trick?
Start by understanding what it is that teens do to hide their activity from you. CNN Business reported that 70% “hide their online behavior” from parents.
Teens reported hiding activity from their parents in the following ways:
With so many teens hiding online activity from their parents, it calls into question if parents are taking the correct precautionary measures.
Luckily, by understanding how these parental controls work, you can stop your kids from bypassing them. Here are seven ways your teen might get around the parental controls that you’ve set up. Jump to the infographic.
A web proxy is a method of hiding your IP address from the websites you visit.
Similar to most search engines, proxy sites are easy to use. If a teen has been forbidden from visiting a site, they can simply enter the web address into a proxy site search and it will route the request to an external server. In this way, your teen can access the site without any trace that they visited it.
If you have filters or parental controls where you’ve blocked a certain site, the site won’t be detected if it’s visited through a proxy website. However, you can’t hide that a proxy site has been visited. Keep an eye out for sites that have “proxy” in the URL. Many filters will automatically block the most popular proxy sites.
Not only can these proxy sites allow kids to access forbidden content, but they can open your computer up to threats. Many of them are ridden with malware or malvertising. It’s important that you’re aware of these proxies so that you can keep your kids and your devices safe.
Similar to a proxy site, a virtual private network (VPN) is able to redirect your traffic through an external server. Where it differs is that a proxy site can only route web traffic through a server while a VPN can route all of your network traffic. Using a VPN, your children can encrypt their searches so that they aren’t traced.
VPNs are incredibly hard to identify because your router won’t show a new IP address and the broadband provider won’t have access to the content history. There will be no way to see what sites your teen accessed.
One way to know if your child uses a VPN is to ask them about it. If they are familiar with how they work, it could be a sign that they’re bypassing your security. Another is to check to see if there is a sign of the VPN. If not set up properly, there could be a VPN leak. You can also check your billing statement to see if they have purchased a paid VPN.
A Domain Name System (DNS) is referred to as the phonebook of the Internet because it holds all the information for domains. A quick search can provide you with the IP address of any site. Many parents use programs that allow you to filter which of these sites can be accessed at home. Teens can bypass these protections by using other public DNS servers or installing their own router.
To prevent this, be sure your passwords are secure. Watch the reports on your DNS program to make sure they match the actions of your teen. For instance, if they frequent Instagram, but there’s no sign of this, there’s a chance they’ve bypassed your DNS.
Teens are especially savvy when it comes to finding WiFi. They can log in to public WiFi as well as a friend’s or neighbor’s. These foreign networks probably don’t have the same security settings that yours does, allowing kids free reign when accessing websites.
While this allows kids to access sites, it doesn’t cover their tracks. They may delete their browsing history, but many times they forget. If they delete their past searches, there are ways to recover the data such as doing a system restore or looking at the cookies.
There are private browsing modes like InPrivate or Incognito that allow someone to browse without tracking their history. Kids often use this to throw parents off when attempting to reach inappropriate sites.
Safe search tools and parental settings will usually still apply when searching through private mode. The flagged sites will stay off-limits. In addition, private browsing is not as private as you or your kid might think. Other add-ons and plugins in the browser could still be storing information. Monitoring software like parental controls can also monitor and track your actions.
If your teen is especially clever, they may have figured out that the sites that are blocked on Google aren’t blocked on Google Images. If they enter a search in Google (even in private browsing) and then click the “Image” tab, they can get by any safe search feature that is set up.
This happens because the image is part of the HTML markup of the page and can’t be blocked unless all of Google is blocked.
If your child attempts to bypass these security settings on a normal browser, there will be a history of them looking through the “Image” tab.
Internet doorways refer to the many ways you can access the Internet aside from search engines. These non-traditional methods include apps and video games that allow Internet access. Many apps have search features that allow you to browse the web unfiltered. Video games can also have search features.
Be aware of all the ways your teen has access to the Internet. Many parental control programs will inform you of what apps your child uses. Research the apps and find advice on how to keep your kid safe on platforms like Snapchat or Facebook. Be sure to discuss the dangers of social media scams as well.


Teens can be tricky when they try to get around your security settings. The best thing you can do is use a monitoring tool like Panda Security’s Dome Family and keep up to date on the latest tech tricks they use.
Panda Security specializes in the development of endpoint security products and is part of the WatchGuard portfolio of IT security solutions. Initially focused on the development of antivirus software, the company has since expanded its line of business to advanced cyber-security services with technology for preventing cyber-crime.
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