Time setting
Here, you can set the time period during which you can allow your child to go online.
The time list is divided into 7 rows and 24 columns, each row represents a day of the week, and each column represents the time period in hours of the day. Each cell in the list contains a small light bulb. You can click on these small Light bulbs switch their status. When the small light bulb is gray, it means that the child is not allowed to access the Internet during this time; when the small light bulb is blue, it indicates that the child is allowed to access the Internet during this time.
You can start the time limit by clicking The function option button determines whether to enable the network dad's time limit function.
URL blacklist
Here, you can manually add, edit, and delete Internet addresses that you don't want your child to visit.
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