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So basically as the title implies: with online classes my kid, being a kid, started watching youtube videos and playing minecraft during his classes. Mind you he is only 6 years old.
I keep an eye on him, but whenever I get a call from my office and leave him unattended for 5 minutes, I come back to see him doing anything else other than his teams classes.
I started looking for a solution and found about microsoft safety. Basically a program which allows you to block everything except the apps you want your kid to use.
After several tantrums my kid started to accept that he could no longer use the computer. I also lowered my guard and started paying more attention to my work rather than my kids classes.
Well turns out that he found a way around family safety and that is:
Pin an app to the taskbar
Click said app a million times to open it. Thats it... thats the bypass and it works with ANY APP
Im leaving a link here showing video proof of said feat.
I have looked around and I think my kid actually found a bug on the program
Any ideas on how to fix this or any good alternative
video proof
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I keep an eye on him, but whenever I get a call from my office and leave him unattended for 5 minutes, I come back to see him doing anything else other than his teams classes.
I started looking for a solution and found about microsoft safety. Basically a program which allows you to block everything except the apps you want your kid to use.
After several tantrums my kid started to accept that he could no longer use the computer. I also lowered my guard and started paying more attention to my work rather than my kids classes.
Well turns out that he found a way around family safety and that is:
Pin an app to the taskbar
Click said app a million times to open it. Thats it... thats the bypass and it works with ANY APP
Im leaving a link here showing video proof of said feat.
I have looked around and I think my kid actually found a bug on the program
Any ideas on how to fix this or any good alternative
video proof
Continue reading...