I am having an issue with how Deco Parental Control works which is allowing my kids to bypass any restriction I put for their devices.

I have assigned my kids devices to a "Kids" profile, in order to be able to control access time ...etc. However, since all new phones and tablets now supports "Random MAC addresses", my kids will remove the wifi network from their devices, then connect to it again and their devices will default to using a random mac address, and since those will be seen by Deco as new devices it will not assign them to any profile which means there is no access restriction!

Prior to owning the Deco I used to have another brand, and they have a simple feature which is a "default profile", all new joined devices are member of that profile. So I set the rules on that profile to block all traffic (no internet) and when a new device joins my network I move it manually from the default to the correct profile. So if my kids tries to reconnect with a new MAC address they will not have internet and I will be able to detect that and fix it. Also if babysitters, strangers, (hackers) managed to get my password (e.g. by sharing the password QR-Code from android and IOS devices) they will be blocked by default.

I see this as a simple yet very important feature that is missing from the current system.