How To Monitor Children’s Screen Use (Parent’s Guide)

Wolfeye Remote Screen uses discreet monitoring techniques to record and archive the activity on a computer at all times of the day. It provides the monitor with 24/7 screen recording and archival, an easy-access live screen view, and automatic archival of all visited websites.

Installing Wolfeye Remote Screen and getting it ready to monitor your children’s device is an easy process, too. Unfortunately, because Wolfeye Remote Screen is designed to be nearly undetectable, it sets off many of the same red flags as spyware programs. Before you install the program, you’ll need to adjust your anti-virus program settings to ignore Wolfeye with a few simple steps:

1. Create a folder to install Wolfeye in, ensuring the directory is one that every user has permission to access.
2. Download the Wolfeye .ZIP installation file, making sure it’s put inside the same folder that you created in the last step.
3. Open your anti-virus program and navigate to the settings. You should find the section called “Exclusions” or “Exceptions” — it may vary by program.
4. Add the folder where you installed Wolfeye to the anti-virus program as an exception.

Once you’ve finished configuring your anti-virus program to ignore Wolfeye Remote Screen, you can use the .ZIP installation file to install and configure Wolfeye.

• Extract the .ZIP installation file into your chosen folder, entering the password “Wolfeye” to access the file.
• Double-click the .EXE file to run the Wolfeye application, clicking “Run Anyway” if your computer prompts you to confirm.
• Find and click the green “Share Screen” button in the Wolfeye interface, ensuring that it turns red to indicate it started recording.
• Use the “Email URL” button to send the link provided above the “Share Screen” button to yourself. With this link, you will be able to view your child’s screen at all times.
• Click on the “Hide+Win Startup” button to make Wolfeye Remote Screen invisible.