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Disable internet access if process has been disabled in task manager

You can easily end the process in task manager, allowing unrestricted access.

Sam , 14.10.2010, 10:02
Response from the site administrator
trafficwasher, 14.10.2010
Try it yourself to kill our process in the Task manager - it does not matter and anyway your child will be under controlling of our filtering service.
Idea status: completed

Comments

Tim C, 14.10.2010, 20:31
It looks like you can kill fltw (something like that) and the current session of the browser can browse freely, but any new sessions (probably any new applications too) are correctly blocked. I assume that is a bug; the daemon restarts on its own after it is killed, it just doesn't have any impact on currently-running sessions then.

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