D60 How to delete keywords that are used to block Internet Sites

Parental Control empowers you to block Internet access effortlessly, providing a safer digital space for your family. Take charge of your network and shield your loved ones from inappropriate content or distractions. 

Step 1

Select "Parental Control" under the Available Services on the Home Screen.

Step 2

Click on "All Devices" and choose the specific (online) device you want from the available list.

Step 3

Click the block "🚫" icon at the bottom right of the screen.

Step 4

Click the "Delete" ⛔" button to unblock the website you want to remove.

Step 5

A small pop-up will appear, "Website has been unblocked successfully."

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