I would really like to see an option to set a speed limit for an entire Family Profile, rather than having to configure the speed limit individually for each device.
For example, if my child has a phone, tablet, computer and game console assigned to his Family Profile, I would like to be able to select his profile and temporarily limit all of his devices to, for example, 256 kbit/s.
This would be a very useful alternative to the current Internet ON/OFF function in the Keenetic Family app. At 256 kbit/s, messaging and services like Spotify could still work, while video streaming, gaming and other high-bandwidth activities would be heavily restricted.
Ideally, also the Family app could offer something like:
Full speed → Limited speed → Internet off
with the limited speed configurable separately for each Family Profile.
This would make parental controls much more useful, as parents could manage the child rather than having to manage every individual device the child owns.
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I would really like to see an option to set a speed limit for an entire Family Profile, rather than having to configure the speed limit individually for each device.
For example, if my child has a phone, tablet, computer and game console assigned to his Family Profile, I would like to be able to select his profile and temporarily limit all of his devices to, for example, 256 kbit/s.
This would be a very useful alternative to the current Internet ON/OFF function in the Keenetic Family app. At 256 kbit/s, messaging and services like Spotify could still work, while video streaming, gaming and other high-bandwidth activities would be heavily restricted.
Ideally, also the Family app could offer something like:
Full speed → Limited speed → Internet off
with the limited speed configurable separately for each Family Profile.
This would make parental controls much more useful, as parents could manage the child rather than having to manage every individual device the child owns.
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