@Kostas_K  I don't know who monitors this thread from TP Links, but I have suggested this many times.

Parental Controls are useless with new devices. Parental Controls only block based on MAC addresses, but new devices use random MAC Address generation to get around this type of block.

TP LINK.. if you are listening the solution to this problem is to switch to a new logic that allow us to Block All, Except MAC Addresses we specify.

This way parents can set a Block All. Tie it to a time profile. Add an exemption field and so we can add MAC Addresses to allow.

This solves the damn problem.

In short, change the logic of blocking based on MAC Addres ( useless on new devices)  to Block ALL, but Allow based on MAC Address. It is simple.

Hi @David-TP ,

I have sent the logs following the steps that you indicated in your previous post. I included some screenshots form the parental control configuration, for a test user that I created to play with the settings.

Regarding your previous questions:

Did you run into the following issues on multiple devices under different parental control profiles? -> Yes, the controls do not work in any of the devices. In the past, the free parental controls used to work fine with the same devices that now the paid controls fail to take effect.

• Website blocking-----Can you add the websites that you want to block by parental control in the email feedback? -> I included this in the screenshot that I sent you along with the logs. I have several alternatives (e.g. only the domain name, the full address, also including the https://...), nothing works.
• Bedtime--- Did the device still access the internet during Bedtime? -> Yes, whether I set the bedtime or not, the result is the same; access is allowed.
• Daily limits---Do you mean the controlled devices can still access the internet when Time Limits run out? -> This worked, when the time limit was met, the access was denied.

Regards

K