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Compared to other kiosks, the one time payment for all the features sets Fully Kiosk apart. I have been using this to prevent access to safe mode and settings which it does flawlessly. I like how Kiosk mode has the ability to set a…
Great kiosk app. You can use all their apps except the exam one for one really low price. I like the one time payment. Easy to set up but lots of documentation available to customize even more. Even remote admin. I'm blown away.
Ideal app for Home Assistant dashboard. Support responsiveness is just fantastic. You can test all premium features without need to pay. While testing I encountered bug with screensaver and motion detection, reported it to email and after…
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