Dr.Web for Android Parental Control will protect applications from unauthorised access and anti-virus settings from tampering by outsiders or children. But first Dr.Web Parental Control must be enabled.
Select Parental Control in the Dr.Web menu.
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Click on the Enable button or on the switch in the upper-right corner of the window.
Grant Parental Control access to Android’s special features by clicking on Grant access.
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In the Special features settings window, click on the Dr.Web Security Space button.
Use the switch to enable Android’s special features.
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Close the configuration window for special features.
Go to the Applications tab, and select Settings — this will block unauthorised access to the system’s settings.
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In the Components tab, select all the items—after this, a password will have to be entered to access the selected Dr.Web protection components.