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Up parental control for a child's account that has Administrator privileges triggers a big warning. And yet, many parents do give older children Administrator accounts, to avoid constantly having to jump in and supply an admin password any time the child wants to install a new game. Most other parental control systems manage to handle Administrator accounts. To configure the content filter, you first choose one of five age ranges. Doing so preconfigures which of the 20 content categories to block. Rather than the usual list with checkboxes, McAfee displays a list of blocked categories and another list of allowed categories, with arrow buttons to move items back and forth between the lists. Most are what you'd expect, but I'd sure like to see a site that gets blocked for "Historical Revisionism." There's an option to block search links to sites containing inappropriate images or language, but what it really does is attempt to force Safe Search in the search engines. This attempt fails when the engine defaults to a secure HTTPS connection, as Google does. The content filter does handle websites that use HTTPS, which means your kid won't sleaze past the filter using a secure anonymizing proxy. I couldn't uncouple the content filter using the three-word network command that foiled parental control in a few less advanced products. Last year I found that many truly raunchy sites slipped right past the filter. This time around, the content filter blocked every naughty site I dreamed up. Like many parental

2014 he basically lost the case, and was ordered to pay mega-damages which eventually totalled $48 million, though a judge subsequently shaved nearly $7 million off that sum. Both EMI and Robertson then appealed the 2014 rulings. The Second Circuit Court Of Appeals has now provided its take on the various disputes that remain between the record industry and Robertson, and although the court doesn’t side entirely with either party, in the main the music business comes out better. This is important for the labels because precedents are arguably being set about the obligations of other technology companies dwelling in the aforementioned safe harbours. The safe harbour rule basically says that a company providing internet services which are then used by customers to infringe copyright cannot be held liable for that infringement providing they offer rights owners with a system by which infringing content can be removed and repeat infringers can be blocked. American law is a little vague on how exactly those takedown systems should work. US courts initially tended to set the bar quite low in terms of how good and helpful a takedown system should be, to the extent that is sometimes felt like a deliberately shoddy system could still be compliant with the law, though more recent cases have generally set a higher standard.One issue in the MP3tunes case was quite how to define a ‘repeat infringer’. The company did block 153 users “who allowed others to access their lockers and copy music files without authorisation”. However, the industry argued that other users repeatedly linking to infringing content or accessing content via those links should also have been blocked. The appeals judge concurred with that wider definition of ‘repeat infringer’. In his discussion of the various arguments, judge Raymond Lohier writes: “Based on the available evidence, a reasonable jury could have concluded that it was reasonable for MP3tunes to track users who repeatedly created links to infringing content in the sideload.com index or who copied files from those links”. He went on: “After all, MP3tunes had already tracked and removed 153 users ‘who allowed others to access their lockers and copy music files without authorisation’; by comparison, requiring MP3tunes to extend that policy to users who ‘sideloaded’ infringing content may not be an unreasonably burdensome request”. Though, in terms of precedents, perhaps a more important element of the MP3tunes case is the debate around ‘red flag knowledge’. Safe harbour dwellers in the US are required to respond to infringement or infringers on their network once made aware of such activity by rights owners, but also if there are “facts or circumstances from which infringing activity is apparent”. But what does that mean, and when should technology

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Other media centers.If Morpheus TV keeps crashing on android, you need to update it. The app can also crash if you have downloaded it improperly. As such, you must reinstall it to fix the crashing problem.To do this:Go to SettingsTap on Apps or Application ManagerScroll down to locate the Morpheus TV appTap on UninstallAfter uninstalling, download the app from a secure source and reinstall it. The option should fix all crashing problems.2. Check your network connectivityWhen Morpheus TV buffers, it means you have a poor network connection. It can also mean your internet speed is not enough to stream a movie.You need a minimum speed of 3mbps to stream videos on Morpheus. Ensure your router hasn’t blocked torrentsFollow these steps:Log in to your router consoleUnder Network settings, find anything related to IP or URL blockingCheck if any URL has been blockedUnblock all blocked URLs or IP addressesRead: Learn how to stream with bad internetUse a VPN serviceThe Morpheus TV app fetches content from many sources. If the sources are unreachable, you will experience buffering issues when streaming.In that case, use a VPN service to get around the problem.Clear cache and dataIf your network has no problems, consider clearing the cache and data of the Morpheus TV app. Clearing the data will refresh the app.Once you finish the step, restart the app play a video to notice the changes.3. Fix the Morpheus TV “no data or links not available” errorThe No Data or Links not available error is common when streaming videos using the Morpheus TV app. In most cases, the error occurs because of three primary reasons.There are no streaming sources available for the video you are playingThe app is unable to fetch the right video sourcesYou are trying to access geographically restricted contentIf streaming sources are not available, there