I have been testing Circle on my Orbi, and I am finding that it is filtering unmanaged devices. I have attached a screen shot of the filter page that comes up, which clearly indicates that the device is assigned to the 'unmanaged devices' profile. Is there any known fix to this issue? I have found that if I assign the device to my profile, which has the "None" filter, it still filters as well.
I have a similar problem. When I move my TV Receiver (GigaTV Box 4K from Vodafone Germany) to unmanaged devices the box can't go online. Moving it to an adult profile fixes this.
Internet browsing history for a number of unmanged device appears in random wrong profiles. I can see that obviouse web-url from "electric car charger" is in my Kids profile. I have tried to make a "dummy" profile and add the unmanaged devices there but no luck.
Hi arildj, thanks for the update. You can try resetting the device to factory settings and check if the issue will persist. Let me know how that works.
Nope, nope nope, nope. That doesn't work nor is it ever an acceptable answer. The Circle implementation in Netgear routers is fundementally flawed. With circle enabled it cannot cope with unmanaged devices that provide data streams to the internet such as various IoT devices. Circle chokes on devices that make frequent DNS requests and just start blocking the data. And don't ask me to be your guinea pig/beta tester netgear, this is your product, own it and figure it out.
So here's another screen shot - I'd like to emphasize some aspects of the screen shot:
First at the top "Looks like you've been filtered!"
Second row, middle "Your Device Name, Dougs-MBP, This device has been assigned to Doug's profile. This profile is not managed."
I would argue that these two things are in direct conflict with each other. This device is assigned to an unmanaged profile, and yet, it has been filtered.
