AVM brings comprehensive child protection to everyday computing
SCALEWIRELESS partner in networking equipment, AVM, released free software update to their flagship DSL router, Fritz!Box 7390, that brings comprehensive child protection and many more new features to the mass market.
Free software update to Fritz!Box 7390 has major improvements in child protection, what is essential for many parents who are struggling with children spending too much time in the Internet or accessing adult material. With the update it is now easy to restrict children’s access to the internet based on time schedule, time spend on internet; block certain websites or applications. All this is done on the router level that in comparison to computer based restriction software is more secure and tamper resistant.
Update also allows to use Fritz!Box as DECT repeater that allows to build seamless home networking and telephony in larger premises, where signal from one Fritz!Box does not reach all areas any more.
Full list of changes you can find from AVM website.
Suggested method for upgrade your AVM Fritz!Box 7390 is online, via Fritz!Box web interface (http://fritz.box).
Founded in 1986 in Berlin, AVM is one of the top two manufacturers of broadband devices in Europe. With a market share of over 50 percent, it is the leading manufacturer in Germany, Europe’s largest market. The Berlin-based communications specialist has received numerous awards for its innovative FRITZ!Box product range, developed and produced in Germany. FRITZ!Box enables fast, user-friendly Internet access, easy networking, convenient telephony and versatile multimedia applications. AVM has 400 employees and generated a turnover of € 200 million in fiscal 2010.
