I’ve created a managed account for my small child who can navigate just fine to watch the content I’ve made available but obviously I don’t want them tinkering with the Settings. However, I don’t see an option to hide the Settings for such an account. Am I missing this somewhere or is this use case really not considered? Thanks.
I currently don’t have a managed user at hand – IIRC all they should see in settings are their account preferences (e.g. language selection) or some player preferences (time format, subtitle formatting, playback quality preferences).
They have no access to the server configuration, their account’s restrictions (e.g. what media they’re allowed to see or what online media sources are available to them) or the Plex Home configuration.
Correct, they don’t have access to admin or server configurations but they do have the ability to mess up their own client config, which means I have to keep changing the settings back so things work right for them. I had to pay for plex pass to get the ability to customize things properly for my child so I’m pretty surprised this (apparently?) has been overlooked. Even the basic restriction profile of “Younger Kid” implies that a managed user could be one that would not understand the settings available to them, so I’m wondering why they’re even offered to such a user, or at the very least, password protected. Thanks.
