Valve Index
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BrowseControl is an easy-to-use Internet control software that restricts Internet access and enforces web usage policies across your network. Unique Internet restriction policies can be configured based on groups of users or computers.
Websites can be blocked based on IP address, URL, URL keyword, and web content category.
Website blocking with BrowseControl gives you full control over internet and app usage in your organization. BrowseControl’s client agent will keep track of the list of websites and apps you want to block for each group of users. or computers, ensuring it blocks across all of your managed devices.
BrowseControl can also prevent apps from launching, block specific file types from being uploaded/downloaded, and block network ports.
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Simplicity: Block or allow websites in just a few clicks. Easily provide limited access to your URL and web content category filter settings to allow trusted operators to customize the web filtering policies for their department.
Data Residency & Control: Retain full control over your user activity data by deploying the management software locally rather than sending it to a third party
Customer Support: CurrentWare's dedicated support team is available over live chat, email, and phone to ensure your ongoing success with our software. We will support you every step of the way—whether you’re just starting your free trial or actively using CurrentWare to improve the security and productivity of your organization
Affordability: We provide critical security controls at an advantageous price to keep security accessible to organizations of all sizes. In addition to our accessible pricing, we offer a variety of discounts based on non-profit status, volume, contract term, and more.
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(In most parts of the world). There is only one place to buy an index. And that's directly from steam. Everything else is a reseller. https://store.steampowered.com/valveindex. Source: 10 months ago
Which benefits do you gain from buying the Chinese Vive Pro or Pro 2 instead of the superior Valve Index? - asking since you already have a Quest 2 for PCVR. I was underwhelmed by the mediocre performance, short durability and abysmal support on my HTC Vive Pro. Source: about 1 year ago
{https://store.steampowered.com/valveindex}. Source: over 1 year ago
Also, you could get a Valve Index, which has lower resolution screens than the above mentioned VR headsets, but it still has the best tracking and connectivity. In my opinion, this is still the best PCVR headset. Source: over 1 year ago
If new, I'd probably go with the Valve Index. you'll get the headset, two v2 base stations, and the Index controllers. This kit doesn't require any additional software, beyond SteamVR. You can add some Vive Trackers to the mix and get your full body tracking. Source: over 1 year ago
Oculus Go - $199 Standalone VR headset from Oculus (no PC!)
Qustodio - Free parental control software. Monitor and track your child's online activity. Block dangerous sites and protect kids from online bullying.
Oculus Quest - An all-in-one VR system
K9 Web Protection - This also contains the feature “Blacklist Without Password” which allows non-admin users to add sites to the “Always Block” list without requiring the K9 admin password.
Magic Leap One - Super stealthy AR startup reveals its first product
Pluckeye - Pluckeye is a filter that bolsters self-control on the Internet.