[Solved] parental control for distinct domains with time limits

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 Ill0
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Hello all,

I was wondering, if I am able to configure parental control on domain level, which is obiously really needed. But I couln't find that kind of logging and filtering.

I recently activated the parental control one of my "white cubes" (Family license, v2.7.4). I looked for the ability to select distinct domains to set time limits on, e.g.

1. youtube.*: 30 min/day,
2. teams.microsoft.com: 3 h/day (for home schooling/home work)
3. WhatsApp: 30 min/day
4. etc...

Just to set an overall time limit for a day and just exclude domains at all by creating on domain groups is not sufficient for parental control, but it is a good basis for, of course.

Many thanks in advance,

Oliver

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Today you can restrict domains and time plus duration for each user - but this can not not combined. It can be quite overwhelming to manage and oversee these combos for most parents. But I see that talking about educated Internet usage is not always possible 😉 

If you feel parents can really manage this detail, you are very welcome to add a feature request in the corresponding forum ( https://eblocker.org/community/feature-priorities/ )🤗

It would also be great to describe more in detail how this should work from a user perspective. For example, should there be a group of domains with count up to a certain duration? ie. Gaming for 1h per day with several domains counting as gaming. Or even a hierarchy of grouped domains which count to duration crossed with time restrictions 🤔 ie. Gaming and social media at daytime for duration A but in the evening for duration B and at night duration C. How is the user interface working then? Not that easy, I fear…

THX very much for your thoughts! 


   
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