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You should see the browser open up. Enter a URL to visit any website. General Parental Control Restrictions Setup From the home screen on your iPhone, select Settings > General. 72 Visit www.mobicip.com from your PC to upgrade to the Mobicip.com Premium web application. Mobicip.com Premium is a web-based parental control application that can be accessed from any browser. The Premium application allows you to setup custom Internet filtering settings and policy, and monitor Internet usage on the iPhone and iPod Touch that uses Mobicip as the primary browser. Select Restrictions
Enter a 4-digit passcode. Make sure you remember this passcode, in case UPDATE: With iOS 4.2, Apple has added additional features to make the restrictions even more useful. If you have upgraded already, please do so now. iOS 4.2 includes an option to prevent the deletion of apps installed by the parent or administrator. 73 You will see the restrictions screen set Safari and YouTube to OFF on this screen. NOTE: Some parents may choose to allow In another much sought after enhancement, Apple has added an option to disallow email accounts from being setup. Whether you have setup a child-friendly email service like Zilladog or Zoobuh, or you simply want to turn off email access, this gives you the ability to lock email accounts and not allow your child to setup an alternate email account. Simply scroll down on the same Restrictions screen to setup this option.
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Safety Net Resources to Protect You
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Family Safety Checklist □ Place c
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OUR Clean & Safe Media PLEDGE As a
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THE DANGEROUS CLIFF A Family Discus
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