Fipples believes the opposite. Fipple believes our system gives a great deal of privacy to our loved ones. Consider this: Right now, concerned parents take their children’s phone and comb through all the content as a monitoring method. Fipple is saying we no longer need to do this. We can trust our child and only need to know the content when it is of concern. We liken the monitoring system to an online crossing guard. At some point, a child can go on their own without a crossing guard or parent but should they stumble, someone is there to catch them. 
Positive proactive parenting conversations can be had as a result of Fipple.

There is an old adage “trust but verify”. There are serious situations out there. As Suicide, anxiety and depression, school violence, cyberbullying, and online solicitation is on the rise, Fipple feels that is better to know if there is a growing problem- with your loved one- or those with whom they are interacting.