It doesn't foster a lot of trust between parents and kids, but there are some cases where a lot of trust is not warranted.

Many parents want a magic bullet to keep their kids safe, but kids can usually find a way around this parental control software. In protecting kids, the key element is education and getting parents involved.

Parents need to educate their kids that even though these aren't guns, they are weapons that can do damage.

Parents are experts on their own kids, so they should trust their instincts. I've seen it both ways; lots of families do bring kids and can learn a lot by watching their child interacting with camp directors, reacting to photos, slides. But if you have a very young child, it can be really overwhelming for them. It's a total judgment call.

They want to do the right thing but they also realize there's a limitation on how much of that right thing they can realistically accomplish.

They can't possibly police that many profiles.