There are two ways Family Zone allows parents to block apps.
One is to block an entire category of app - social media, or games, for example. The other is to block individual apps - Snapchat, say - while allowing others in the category (Facebook, for example).
For certain age groups, some categories are blocked automatically. Users under age 13, for example, are blocked by default from accessing social media apps.
Parents may choose to change blocked app settings temporarily or permanently.
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Family Zone’s strong, flexible parental controls allow you to manage individual games or apps, or block entire categories.
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Users under the age of 13 are blocked by default from accessing any social media apps
During certain time periods, specific apps or entire categories can be blocked. For example, during study time, when games and social media are disallowed.
Parents who allow gaming during play time may still want to block access to one or a number of specific games using Family Zone’s individual app control features.
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