Parental Control |
With Parental control, the Dr.Web account owner can configure access setting for another device user. The Dr.Web account owner can restrict access to any application installed on the device and to the Dr.Web component settings. Note that Parental Control restricts the usage of a finger print instead of the Dr.Web account password, except when your device is locked. Enabling Parental Control To enable Parental control: 1.Enter your Dr.Web account password. If Dr.Web account is not configured on your device yet, you will be prompted to create it. If you enter an incorrect password 10 times in a row, the password field will be temporarily blocked. You will see how much time left until the next attempt. 2.Tap . Configuring Parental control Parental control screen (see Figure 17) contains two tabs: • Contains a list of all applications installed on the device. Select applications you restrict access to. To allow access to an application, clear the check box next to the application in the Parental control settings. • Contains a list of Dr.Web components you can restrict access to: Allows the account owner to restrict access to specific websites and webpages, as well as to the website categories (e.g., Drugs, Weapons, Terrorism, Adult content, etc.). Allows the account owner to configure lists of phone numbers a user of the device will be able to receive calls and messages from. For example, you can allow calls and SMS messages from specific numbers or only from numbers from the contact list. Allows the account owner to restrict access to Dr.Web settings for a user. For example, a user will not be able to reset Dr.Web settings without the account password. Figure 17. Parental Control. Applications and Dr.Web Components tabs Disabling Parental control To disable Parental control, follow these steps: 1.In the list of Dr.Web components, select . 2.Enter your Dr.Web account password. 3.Tap the switcher in the top right-hand corner and tap . |