Kajeet might have at last met its tie in and it is not other child-friendly phone. Sprint introduces the Sprint Guardian Service that lets parents “protect and guard (their) family’s wireless experience.”

Available on “many” of Sprint’s Android-powered smartphones, the service features youngster guard apps similar to Safely and Lookout. Safely uses GPS to fix up family members and limit phone use whilst the young kids are at school, late at night, or whilst driving.

Meanwhile, Lookout helps you fix up mislaid or stolen phone and even have the device sealed to safeguard in isolation information. It moreover supports information backup and insurance from malware, spyware, and toxic web links.

Parenting services such as these of course comes with a price. The programs are existing as a Family Safety gold for $9.99 a month. The service lets you succeed up to 5 phones in your account.

Source: Sprint , around Engadget

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