elpenguino:afe66: I have children and internet via default Vodafone router.
Go into parental settings and create boundaries to device access.
Easy.
Lazy parenting.wow, you got kids from Vodafone ?
Yes, everything has a password at our house and if you want access you either need to have done the dishes and been a good boy all day or wait till daddy starts drinking.
OTOH I have been amazed at the guile of my son who, for example, would shoulder surf to learn a phone's code, arrange for that phone to 'disappear' then sit up all night using the phone for entertainment.
I've gone through a list of counter moves to defeat his access to devices and the network unless access is explicitly granted.
Can the average punter disable YT and NF depending on the hour of the day?
I would suggest most people don't know what they need to limit for their kids and/or how to do it with the technology in their homes right now.
I think this would be an opportunity for ISPs.
Yes I originally wasn't that interested but when they bundled a baby girl with the unlimited data cap for 10p I was swayed...
Children know there are -consequences- for bypassing internet system and I will definitely follow through on them..
As my father told me, you don't live in a democracy...

