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I think your best bet is to solve the youtube filter/access problem in a different way. If you have a cable modem and/or wireless router, it may let you filter
by scott00 11y ago
I think your best bet is to solve the youtube filter/access problem in a different way. If you have a cable modem and/or wireless router, it may let you filter web traffic by MAC address (mine does). If your sister uses a different computer than you, you could block access for her MAC, and allow access for yours. If there's only a single computer, software that does web filtering with a password-based override would probably work.
- kuschku 11y agoWell, she (13) is using Kubuntu, which has this neat "randomize MAC" button. Not very effective.
- scott00 11y agoBlock by default and whitelist the exceptions.
- kuschku 11y agoWell, I know that that won’t work – back when I was still young, my parents did that, and I – then also 14 – used aircrack-ng to sniff for my dad’s laptops MAC address and use that. I’m sure my little sister doesn’t know how that works, but I’d bet she’d find a friend or friend of a friend who does. Well, for now it seems to work again. I was just trying to test Tor, when I noticed that I hadn’t started Tor and I was watching YouTube actually over my VPN.