Saturday, February 15, 2014 (17:00) | Lisa van der Velden
It may be the only mail app that can get away with Comic Sans as font: Tocamail. Merry app is designed as a secure client for children. In the app you can contact each own doll or photo display, and each email can be accompanied by a digital postcard or drawing with digital stamps, pens and brushes made. To speak as many children Tocamail app has two different interfaces: a simple interface for users from 5 to 7 years and a more comprehensive for children who are older
To start Tocamail parents can create their own tocamail address for their child. Then you can add contacts together and give it your own picture or avatar. These pictures are displayed in the inbox, next to the email you have received from this person. You can specify whether you want to receive as a new email arrives. Push notifications on your iPhone iPad itself The safety benefits of Tocamail mainly lie in the fact that parents can create in order to determine with whom children can mail. A list of safe contacts When children receive an email from someone who is not in this safe list the mail in the Catch All mailbox ends up, which can be viewed only. Parents
But the app also has some premium features like ‘profanityfilter’ that messages with abusive or obscene words quarantines. Parents can then indicate whether these messages belong there or at least should be. Within the normal inbox Parents can also send emails in quarantine. Their own mailbox Another useful option premium is the ability to have children – in addition to the list of trusted contacts – even to manage, which you can see as a parent a general contact list. That way you so give children the opportunity to add contacts to yourself, but you do see new people. For a premium subscription, you pay € 2.69 per month or 26.99 per year.
Download: Tocamail (free, universal, iOS 5.1 +)
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