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I think it's a huge oversight to not warn users in documentation fhat if ControlD is set up on your router as a TLS connection or using the controld daemon, it allows the user on a device to use private/incognito, thus bypassing all rules and bocks. I was incredibly disappointed to find that and spent hours until I realized what the problem was.

Contrast that if the Control D application is installed, it removes that ability for the user.

Also recommend in the documentation to create an admin user and install the app and then a standard user for use on the machine so the Control D app can't be removed.

I found this information by chatting with Barry, but it would have been SO very helpful to have been explained this at the beginning.

Your documentation has useful information, but it is written for the technical user, not the home user. It could be helpful to have it re-written in simpler terms for a not-so-techy audience.