there are any people that may i confirm that the router MT2500 could block the facebook page (facebook.com) with control parental function?
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Upgrade to the latest version 4.2.1 and you can add blacklists to the rule set.
Note that this blacklist is limited to http and https protocols
Thanks , this comment about http/https is my doubt. i dont know exactly how is the behavior withs apps in android and in the windows pc browser.
i want to sell this Model for my customer , but i need be confident for purchase this option .
Both the App and the browser use http/https connections. But for the App, you need to block more domains than just facebook.com. A good way to do this is to block all domains containing the facebook, fb characters via wildcards, but this may incorrectly block access to other sites.
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Hi! I wonder if you did it?
Yep, you can definitely use the control parental function on the Gl.inet Brume 2 MT2500 router to block Facebook. It’s a handy feature to keep things in check. Just dive into the router settings, find the parental controls, and you’ll be able to wave goodbye to Facebook on your network.
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Rigth , it was the better solution.
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On another note, I recently decided to bid farewell to my Facebook app – it just wasn’t clicking for me anymore. But hey, I still wanted to keep an online presence, so I hopped over to Instagram instead. And likely I found where to buy instagram accounts with a decent following to save time. It’s a nifty way to kickstart engagement without starting from scratch!