What is the bottom line on parent choice to use a keylogger on child's devices?

[ConcernedParent]

Can Kaspersky be set up to allow a particular keylogger program?  I've done my homework and a keylogger is by far the best tool to make sure your child is not doing anything inappropriate.  This would be a USA based application.

[Flood and Flood's wife]

58 minutes ago, ConcernedParent said:

Can Kaspersky be set up to allow a particular keylogger program?  I've done my homework and a keylogger is by far the best tool to make sure your child is not doing anything inappropriate.  This would be a USA based application.

Hello @ConcernedParent,

Welcome!

1. Intrusion Prevention tracks actions performed in the operating system by applications installed on the computer and regulates them based on rules, on 64-bit Microsoft Windows 8 and Microsoft Windows 10, applications' rights for the following actions cannot be configured: -> Installation of keyloggers - reference: About Intrusion Prevention - it's not a 'value judgement' made by KSK developers, rather it's a Kaspersky Anti-Virus security measure - to protect all Kaspersky users. 
2. IF the Keylogger is detected during installation, it may not be possible to create an exclusion, you'd need to test? 

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

Edited February 23 by Flood and Flood's wife
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