Customizing Email Access

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Viewing Email Access Settings

Your child’s email access settings are stored with other Yahoo! account information on a central server. Email settings are enforced on any computer from which your child tries to use AT&T Mail because the child must log in with him Member ID to use his email account. The computer doesn’t need to have Parental Controls software installed.

Each age-based Parental Controls access level has default email settings. You can easily view and customize these default settings for all access levels except Full Access.

Tip: Before you try to view or change email access settings, be sure that you’re signed in as the Primary Member for your household’s AT&T account. Only the Primary Member can access Parental Controls settings.

The person whose email access settings you want to customize must have an access level other than Full Access.

 

Here’s How

  1. Go to the Parental Controls settings page for the household member whose email access settings you want to view.

  2. Click the Edit Settings button next to the Email gauge.

    Click the Edit Settings button next to the Email gauge.Enlarge

    The page that appear displays details about the current email access settings for the selected household member.

    The Email Settings page shows the current email access settings.Enlarge

 

What’s Next

From this page you can customize the email settings in various ways, such as restricting email to Address Book contacts, or you can return to the main settings page without making any changes.


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Words to Know

  • Access level: a predefined set of access settings appropriate for a specific age range of users.
  • Member ID: the name by which a person is known to the Yahoo! network.
  • Primary member: the person (an adult) who has financial responsibility for a household’s AT&T Internet Access account; same as "primary account".