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Watching videos on your phone is the biggest consumer of internet. Learn what you need here.

How much wireless internet do I need?

@CaroBreton

Yes – some parental control software makes this really easy. Learn more here.

Can I limit what sites my daughter visits on the internet?

@peacefulpioneer

Tethering is connecting one device to the internet through another device’s cellular connection. Learn more about it here.

I don't really get tethering. What is it?

@latetotheparty2

The most important thing is to avoid paying overage charges. Learn more here.

Useful: How do I avoid internet overage charges?

@TheDevonGroup

Well, there are several things to consider, starting with the necessity for the phone and her maturity to use it. We've talked about this here.

My daughter’s asking for a phone. What’s important to know?

@olivermoorhouse

With long distance, you’re using your own carrier’s network. With roaming, you’re on another carrier’s network. Learn more here.

What’s the difference between long distance and roaming?

@kbeitel

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