Outrageous! A father uses a jammer to restrict his child's Internet access: causing the whole town to be disconnected from the Internet
On February 21, foreign media Techinsight reported that a father in France used a high-power jammer to limit the cellular network in order to restrict his children from surfing the Internet late at night.
Residents of the town reported to the relevant departments that the network was disconnected regularly. The father's behavior was found, and he will face a maximum penalty of six months and a high fine of 30,000 euros.
When it comes to similar signal jammers, the first thing that Xiaolei thinks of is the signal jammers used in the college entrance examination room, but the power of these jammers is strictly limited to a certain range, generally only covering the surrounding of the examination room, and will not cause the entire town All disconnected.
Similar signal jammers will have a great impact on people's lives, and their production and sales must be strictly regulated. Especially for this kind of high-power signal jammer, the public needs to explain the purpose when purchasing it. If it is for special industrial purposes, relevant enterprise qualifications should also be provided. When consumers buy this type of equipment, they need to be clearly informed of the impact that high-power signal jammers can cause, and what legal responsibilities they should bear if they use them illegally. The father just didn't know the influence range of the cell phonejammer, and he brought himself a big problem.
To limit children's use of the Internet, consider buying a non-cellular version of the iPad for children. It is much simpler for parents to control the Wi-Fi network. The mobile phone can log in to the background of the router, control the Internet access permissions of each device, and limit the Internet speed. . For example, if parents do not want their children to play games, they can limit the internet speed to a relatively low level, so that children cannot play online games.
Simply blocking is definitely the last resort, and parents cannot control their c-hildren all the time. If a child’s need to play games and use the Internet is strictly restricted, and when the child leaves home for college, he may become addicted to games in revenge and waste his studies during the crucial college time. This is not worth the gain.
A better approach is definitely effective communication. Taking the domestic situation as an example, games such as King of Glory may be very popular among classmates. If a child does not play at all, it will be difficult for him to intervene when classmates are talking about games. Parents can use games as a reward, and children can play games for half an hour if they complete their homework within a certain amount of time. This not only meets the needs of children's games, but also trains children's problem-solving speed
