@Shonuff_24 Screenshots to help elaborate. New text that says 'start time takes effect the night before' which isn't clear to an American ear, but ok. That means the Saturday dial starts Friday night. So I want to allow internet until 1AM Friday night / Saturday morning, but when I slide the dial to 0100 I get the 'set a time that crosses midnight' which makes absolutely no sense. Please help. Please.

This option (as Qustodio does it) would be so much better!

Do I use Offtime instead? Is there a difference between the two - Offtime and Bedtime? Offtime controls seem more flexible if they do the same thing as Bedtime.

  @Shonuff_24 I have the same problem with my x20, did you get around to email the forum support as suggested?

  @Bsukram No, I've not found that avenue to be a good use of my time and resources in the past as there are communication issues with that entire team. Instead I disabled 'Bedtime' and tried 'Offtime' and that seems to allow more granularity to accomplish what I wanted to do. Caveat - 'Offtime' does not sync with the time zone on your Deco so it will take some trial and error to figure out how to configure those times. For me, I had to go 4 hours off my time zone to have it sync to the times I wanted (I'm U.S. Eastern time), so heads-up.

To others following this thread - yes, I am aware of the time zone 'fix' where you log into your Deco via a browser, change the time zone to something different, then change it back to force a time sync. I did that three times to no avail and gave up. It appears the Deco has a hard-coded bizarre time zone that is unchangeable.

Hope that helps. :)

  @HelpFixDecoApp I did for your reference, but at this point I'm just going to use the "Offtime" option with a 4-hour offset to my actual time zone. Not ideal, but that's the only way this thing will work. Frustrating for the $ spent on this. :\