Do you have this problem at your home? My phone is dying and I need to plug it up to charge, and when I get to the outlet, my USB phone charger is missing! My kids (or my spouse) keeps stealing my phone charger and taking it to charge their own phone.
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I have found a company that can help you with this problem. It is a company called USBThere. They have created a device to lock your USB phone charger to the outlet so that no one can unplug it and take it. They also include a retractable charging cable that has three connectors on it. The connectors work for iPhone, Android, and anything needing a Type C or USB-C connector.
The USBThere Kit includes:
- USBThere bracket
- 3-in-1 USB charging cord (Apple, Android, and USB Type C compatible)
- Cube wall charger
- Security screw and key
- Instruction sheet
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To use the device, you simply remove the screw from the plate of any standard outlet, put the lock on, and use the special security screw to put the plate back on. The security screw keeps anyone from using a screwdriver to just take the lock off. You can install it in just a couple of minutes or less. Then your problems are over. Your USB phone charger will always be right where you left it.
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Need help keeping your kids safer while online using their devices? Here are some great options:
- Use Circle Home Plus to filter all your kids’ devices including phones, tablets, game consoles and more.
- Use Bark Monitoring software to monitor texts, emails, social media and more.
- Use the Bark-O Matic Personalized Resource for Parental Controls to get a step by step list to set up device specific parental controls.
- If your kids have Chromebooks, check out this post to set up the Chromebooks to keep your kids safer while using the Chromebook.
- Use ScreenTime Parental Controls if your kids have iPads.
