Solving Internet Safety with this Tool: Cyberdive's Mission

In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki discusses the digital dangers facing children today, from exposure to harmful content to online predators. Guest Jeff Gottfurcht, founder of CyberDive, talks about his company's mission to combat these issues by providing a smartphone that allows parents to monitor their child's social media activity across thousands of applications. Gottfurcht shares the genesis of CyberDive, highlighting a personal experience that motivated him to create a solution for enhancing child safety online. The company aims to foster better communication between parents and children, emphasizing involvement over limitation. Gottfurcht also outlines the technical aspects of the CyberDive smartphone, its cost-effective accessibility for parents, and the potential for educational content.

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