AI detects the risk. Your settings guide the response. You decide how to help.
RoseShield can block harmful incoming messages and content before your child sees them, in apps and devices with RoseShield built in. It can also pause an unsafe reply, giving your child a moment to reconsider before sending.
GroomingBullyingSextortionSelf-harm
RoseShield checks content on the device first, using the cloud when deeper analysis or Guardian support is needed. Apps with the SDK share text, images, voice or video for safety checks; device protection uses the content it can access.
Safety alerts focus on flagged concerns. The information shared for review follows your settings, helping you respond while keeping routine collection to a minimum.
RoseShield uses your settings to block, warn and alert. You, or your designated safeguarding lead, decide how to follow up.
In apps and devices with RoseShield built in, incoming safety checks can hold harmful content before your child sees it. Guardian alerts explain flagged concerns, helping you understand what happened and decide how to help.
Protection is only half the job. The rest is bringing you in when it matters, giving your child a way out of a moment they did not choose, and showing you the longer pattern without exposing their private life.
When a safety concern needs your attention, a Guardian alert explains what was flagged. On-device safety checks can keep working offline; an internet connection delivers alerts and updated family settings.
Problems that once stayed hidden can surface while there is still time to act. You can talk to your child, understand what is happening, and decide what to do next.
RoseShield can block harmful incoming messages and content before your child sees them, in apps and devices with RoseShield built in. When a concern needs your attention, an alert helps you understand what happened and decide how to help.
It can also pause an unsafe outgoing message and explain the concern, giving your child a moment to reconsider before sending.
Protection from incoming harm. Support for safer choices.
See how safety signals change over time. RoseShield Signals brings Android and Core safety events into view, helping you spot changes and recurring concerns.
You decide when RoseShield loosens — not an algorithm, and not a birthday.
South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Cameroon and Ghana — each led by a local organization.
The first two school pilots, with the Online Safety Foundation Uganda.
A cooperation framework with the Emirates Safer Internet Society.
Entering broad pilot testing with a major international children’s organization.
A closer look at how RoseShield checks content in an app or on a device. Apps with the SDK share content for analysis; Android and Core use the content their device access allows. Router adds a separate layer of website filtering and network rules.
Uses available content and context to look for potential risk.
Checks the text, images, voice or video available through the app or device.
Looks for signs of grooming, bullying, sextortion and self-harm.
Rates how serious it is, and why it was flagged.
Holds, warns or escalates based on the level of risk and your settings.
App controls, screen-time schedules, web filtering and family location for Android. Explore the Consumer App in testing and get launch updates.
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