In terms of components or accessories to improve internet connectivity in our homes, there are few products that have been developed recently. But Zaindari It is one of the most interesting because of what it solves: providing a direct, effective and easy-to-configure form of parental control for parents or guardians through a miniature router.
During the last years, especially in this period of social isolation that forced us to work from home. Many homes even had to deal with network saturation dynamics, where all family members had to use the connection.
Perhaps it was until then that many realized the need to better manage our connection and access to each member of the family better and in greater detail.
Not only for a matter of bandwidth and access priorities, but for the security and peace of mind of the parents themselves about the content that the little ones at home could be consuming.
However, trying to configure a modem or router can be a real headache if you do not have basic technical knowledge of network configuration.
Fortunately there is a new solution that can help you for sure through easier control.
This is how the Zaindari router works
the colleagues of The Spanish They have published an interesting and extensive article where they share all the details about the new Zaindari router (caregiver or caretaker, in Spanish) which, broadly speaking, is a parental control system capable of managing the Internet usage time of specific users .
At the same time, the system allows you to filter the appropriate content, monitors your sleep hours and adds some extra functions that allow you to better manage the connection habits of minors:
“Internet access for minors must be supervised by an adult and for this, parental control tools installed on the devices have traditionally been used.
In this context, ‘Zaindari’ applies an innovative approach, in which the control is carried out on the Wi-Fi router itself, allowing it to work even on those school chromebooks where it is not possible to install any software and, furthermore, simplifying the work in the rest of the devices that, once connected to the wi-fi network, will become supervised.”
This is what those responsible for this project, Xabier Erro Cancel, Markel Iruretagoyena Zariquiegui and Jesús Martínez de Lapuente Lacalle, fourth-year students of the Degree in Telecommunication Technologies at the Public University of Navarra (UPNA) in Spain, point out.
With Zaindari you buy the router, download a companion app and from there you can manage absolutely everything in a simple, direct and visually friendly way.
