yes, just install that.
you're saying is that they can remove it just by using the mkey site, which they can't because of the NNID being a child's account. you're also saying they can download it from NUS which they can't because Nintendo removed it ages ago.
like i just said. downgrade settings -> unlink -> upgrade settings -> ??? -> profit. maybe i didnt make it clear what im saying to do so i made it concise .-.
no. its just like doing a system update parental controls shouldnt be reinstated
you were saying that and I wasn't arguing against that, it was the other things you said .......
you confuse me .-. i confuse you .-. its allone big confusion party .-. woot woot .-. but hes on the right track
have you installed it? go to system settings, is there "Nintendo Network ID Settings"? if not, you can remove the parental control settings
no just enter settings and remove parental controls use mkey if you need a master key
then after words just goto system update or run fbi and install system settings v11.2 or 9.6 idk latest
and system settings should be updated automatically. and done. congrats. tho you may have to relink nnid. (probably not) but maybe
you can link any ID you want, just don't re-create parental controls settings if the NNID is a child's account(according to the birthdate on it) or you will need to re-do the settings downgrade
two completely different time periods, different markets, different hardware; I don't see a good comparison here..... especially when the game boy didn't have an online service at all.
Because actual manual parenting rather than being done automatic through some software is better.
Did the Gameboy really even require monitoring? I don't remember it really having anything more violent than sidescrolling beat 'em ups. Also, I had no idea it costed money for a child's account. What a scam considering Nintendo's main target audience has always been children. I guess they assume adults will inevitably pay more money and more frequently than kids.
