@Alex12121212 

Yeah, that sounds like the Bedtime feature is borked. It shouldn’t be carrying the blocklist past the set hours, but I’ve seen similar with some parental control setups where DNS entries basically get stuck. You know what usually clears it? Manually flushing the blocklist or rebooting the router after the window ends, but that’s a pain if you have to keep doing it.

Honestly, I’d reach out to support and flag it—they don’t always test these “family features” as hard as the core networking stuff. In the meantime, maybe disable Bedtime for just the TV or set up a custom schedule so Netflix doesn’t trip the rule.

  @Kevin_Z I never set any content filters or blocked websites.

I only set Bedtime times for the profile, add the devices, and turn it on. It appears that when something is accessed during those times, on those devices, it is added to a block history list. 

The devices associated to the profile, even after the Bedtime finishes, no longer have access to the internet.

A scenario I ran:

- TV has access to Netflix app and Radio app. I used both successfully.

- Created a profile and set the Bedtime to 5min earlier and end in 5min time. As expected, the TV could no longer stream Netflix or radio through the apps

- Once the Bedtime ended, Netflix and radio still would not stream. I could see numerous sites listed under Block History (I never added these myself), where I had the option to unblock, but I still couldn't access them through the TV

- I opened up an app that was not used during Bedtime (YouTube), but nothing would load and it was added to the Block list.

The only thing I can do is delete the profile and the TV now has access to the internet again.

The Bedtime feature appears to be broken as once Bedtime kicks in, it stays on indefinitely, even after it is meant to turn off.