ParentalControl, while a great idea, is not well designed or user friendly for the purposes of making it easy for the child and parent to have a great experience. I'm told by their support people that some of the limitations are due to Apple-based restrictions. For example, we have our daughter's iPhone set to limit screen time from 10p-6a. Some mornings the phone is accessible at 6:01a, and some mornings it is not. When the phone and all her apps are available, the ones that are blocked get pulled from their folders and are just replaced on the home screen in alphabetical order, which means she has to either replace them in the folders she had them in, or live with a very messy home screen. For someone who likes to be organized, this is a big problem, and with this kind of bug that causes this kind of issue, I don't care if it is Apple's fault, or the developer's, the end user should not have to hear that they just have to deal with it. Oh, and customer support is clearly not US based. The English is broken in many cases, and I know the person on the other end of the chat is in another country and not named "Sara Jones". I'd rather the company just be up front with me about who I am talking with.