08-12-2024 08:51 AM - last edited on 08-12-2024 09:55 AM by RogersMaude
Is there a way to either set a total internet schedule without the person profiles?
Or is there a way to prevent new devices from connecting until you give permission?
Or is there a way to set a default person for any new device connected?
My son has his schedule, but when the internet turns off, he changes his computer's ip address and reconnects, making his device show up as a new device without a person it is connected to, bypassing the schedule.
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08-14-2024 08:58 AM
Hello, @DarrrenWaine.
We welcome you to our Community and thank you for your post. I understand how difficult it can be to manage Internet access effectively when a user can bypass the applied parental controls.
You can pause access to an individual device:
Pause WiFi Access with the Ignite HomeConnect App
Please check the Parental Controls FAQs and related links listed to know all available parental controls.
Regards,
RogersMoin
08-14-2024 10:15 AM
08-16-2024 10:51 AM
Hello, @DarrrenWaine.
I appreciate your follow-up questions.
You can Pause WiFi Access, Set Up Active Time Limits and Use Downtime Scheduler with Ignite HomeConnect app. If you want to block all Internet access, try Downtime Schedule.
Thank you for your feedback regarding an app feature request to authorize new device access.
Cheers,
RogersMoin
08-16-2024 06:21 PM
08-18-2024 11:52 PM
@DarrrenWaine, once a device connects to the WiFI network, they would just appear in a list under WiFI. You would have to manually assign the device to a person (e.g. Household or Guest). This will also allow you to get custom insights and family settings.
I hope this answers your question. Please keep us posted!
RogersZia
09-30-2024 11:39 PM
Doesn't look like the Ignite HomeConnect app can do what Darren is asking about, I have the same problem. Once the profile is shutdown for bedtime, the child will just re-add the device to the wifi, and have access all night long. It's disappointing the app can't be updated to fix the workaround by children