By default, all users can browse the web whenever they want. If you're worried that your child is spending too much time browsing the web, you can control access and set time limits. The web browsing schedule lets you limit the days and times that your child can browse the web. You can even restrict web browsing entirely for a user. This way, you can control the time that any user spends browsing the web.
If a child tries to browse the web during a restricted time, a message appears from McAfee indicating that web browsing is not allowed. If you restrict web browsing entirely, the child can log on and use features like instant messaging and games, but cannot browse the web. Before you can create a web browsing schedule, you must assign your child to an age group.
| • | Create a web browsing schedule You can use the web browsing schedule to limit a child's web browsing to specific days and times. If a child tries to browse the web during a restricted time, a message from McAfee indicates that web browsing is not allowed. Before you can create a web browsing schedule, however, you must assign your child to an age group. |