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Old 06-18-2012, 09:31 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by knc1 View Post
1) not required if no network access
2) not required if no network access
3) Your Amazon account panel, or call customer service
4) Remove or disconnect the wifi device.
I notice in your quote that there was a KSO conversion step I missed, which answers my question about SO. That means it would be more difficult to disable wireless.

Trying to lock a kid out just raises a challenge. Much better to teach the kid, trust the kid (to a point), and monitor the kid. Perhaps with a reward for good behavoir.

Like I said previously, kids raised with technology learn it as part of their native language skills. They may know more than you give them credit for (and if not, the can easily learn it, especially if you challenge them with things like renamed files).

You can prevent the browser from having net access in your router, but that does not prevent connecting to a neighbor's open router. You can rename the browser, but that does not prevent an update from replacing your hack, or your kid from using a different browser.
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