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+---
+title: Gertrude 2.5.0 Released
+date: '2024-12-02T18:29:21.510Z'
+description:
+  'Today we are releasing version 2.5.0 of the Gertrude macOS app, with some of your top
+  requested features, including scheduled keychains and downtime.'
+category: parental-controls
+---
+
+{% .lead .mb-12 %} Today we're releasing **version 2.5.0**, a big update to the Gertrude
+macOS app, with some of your top-requested features, including _scheduled keychains_ and
+_downtime_. Plus, we've released the first version of a
+[Gertrude iOS app,](/blog/how-parents-can-block-images-gif-search-ios-18) focused on
+plugging holes in Apple's Screen Time features.
+
+## Scheduled Keychains
+
+{% image src="minecraft-scheduled.png" /%}
+
+{% .mt-8 %} If you've ever wanted to allow your kids access to a site or app, but only at
+certain times, you can now do that with a new feature landing in Gertrude
+2.5.0—**Scheduled Keychains**. Scheduled keychains are great for things like games
+or entertainment-focused apps and sites that you're OK with your child using, but _not all
+the time._ For instance, if you have a keychain for Minecraft, you can assign it to only
+be active after 3pm, or on weekends.
+
+To add a schedule to a keychain, go to the "Settings" screen for your child, scroll down
+to the assigned keychains area, and click "Add Schedule".
+
+## Downtime
+
+{% image src="enable-downtime.png" /%}
+
+{% .mt-8 %} Gertrude 2.5.0 brings another time-based feature for extra safety and peace of
+mind: **Downtime**. Downtime allows you to pick a daily time window during which your
+child will have no access whatsoever to the internet. The most common use case for this is
+disabling internet access **overnight,** when your child should be sleeping or away from
+screens.
+
+To enable Downtime, go to the "Settings" screen for your child, and toggle the Downtime
+option, then select a time. When your child's Mac is about to go into downtime, they'll
+get a notification. Parent's can pause downtime from the Gertrude menu bar dropdown with
+their admin password.
+
+## Security Events
+
+Another new feature that landed recently is something we call “Security Events.” The
+Gertrude macOS app and the parents website now record noteworthy events like logins,
+filter suspensions, changes in protection settings, and more. You can view a feed of
+recent security events from the parents website in the new
+[Security](https://parents.gertrude.app/security-events) tab. This area is especially
+useful if you have a highly tech-savvy child that you're worried might try to circumvent
+Gertrude in any way, or if you have a loved one you're protecting who is an adult with
+admin privileges on their computer.
+
+## New Keychain Picker
+
+Our list of **public keychains** continues to grow. Recently added public keychains
+include “Classical Conversations,” and “Kolbe Academy.” To make it easier to find these
+and your own keychains, we've rebuilt the keychain picker screen, making it easy to search
+through and find the keychain you're looking for. If your child uses a popular website,
+program, or app that you think other parents might also use, [let us know](/contact) so we
+can create a public keychain for it, we're always looking to grow the list.
+
+## Gertrude Blocker iOS App
+
+{% image src="lockdown-iphone/gertrude-blocker-ios-app.png" alt="Gertrude Blocker free iOS app allows parents to block unwanted GIFs in #images texting app" /%}
+
+When iOS 18 was released this fall, we were
+[dissapointed to find](/blog/ios18-screentime-what-parents-should-know) that Apple had not
+fixed a [glaring loophole in Screen Time](/blog/ios-17-cant-delete-messages-images)
+introduced a year earlier in iOS 17—the inability for parents to block _searching
+for animated GIFs_ in the Apple texting app Messages. Also, several new loopholes
+introduced that made iOS 18 even less safe for kids.
+
+Because of these issues, we created and released a simple iOS called **Gertrude Blocker**
+that patches these loopholes in Screen Time. Due to restrictions imposed by Apple, it only
+works for devices owned by children under 18 with Apple Family Sharing turned on.
+
+Right now the Gertrude iOS app doesn't have any direct integration with your Gertrude
+account, but we're exploring making the app more configurable and allowing it to be
+connected to and controlled by a parent from the Gertrude parents site. For more details,
+[see our full writeup here](/blog/how-parents-can-block-images-gif-search-ios-18) or
+[view it in the app store here](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gertrude-blocker/id6736368820).
+We'd love to hear what you think if you try the app out!
+
+## What Next?
+
+We're excited to know if these new features are useful to your family. We'd also love to
+know what you think we should be working on next. If you have ideas or feature requests,
+please [reach out and let us know!](https://gertrude.app/contact)
+
+{% callout %}
+
+In order to use the new features described in this blog post, you'll need to update the
+Gertrude app on your child's computer to the latest version.
+
+{% /callout %}

storybook/stories/dash/Users/Activity/UserActivityFeed.stories.tsx

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