Yes. Happinetz enables policy-driven, age-appropriate, and ethical internet usage—directly supporting NEP and NCF principles around student well-being and responsible digital learning.

No. Happinetz is designed to protect learning, not restrict it. Educational platforms, LMS tools, and approved resources remain fully accessible.

No. Happinetz works at the DNS/network level, protecting all devices automatically without apps, VPNs, or manual configurations on any device.

No. Happinetz is optimised for low latency, ensuring smooth access to classrooms tools, videos, and online assessments.

Yes. Happinetz protects all devices connected to the campus network, including labs, smart boards, tablets, laptops, Desktops and BYOD devices.

No. Happinetz reduces manual supervision and reactive issue handling by enforcing safety policies automatically. All school need to choose which category of internet they want to give access. 

Happinetz allows schools to confidently demonstrate that reasonable and proactive steps are taken to ensure online safety.

Yes. School can choose the internet Policies to suit different school environments while maintaining a unified safety framework for all devices on that network.

Happinetz uses AI-driven domain intelligence and real-time DNS-level enforcement to automatically classify and control new websites and apps as they emerge—blocking unsafe or non-compliant content by default, without manual effort from the school.

No. Happinetz enforces safety at the DNS level and does not inspect page content or store personally identifiable student data. This supports privacy-first digital governance.

Happinetz is designed with fail-safe mechanisms to ensure internet availability is not disrupted while maintaining security controls.

Yes. Administrators can adjust categories instantly to suit exams, projects, or special academic requirements—without device-level changes.

No. Educational, assessment, and government-approved platforms remain accessible. Happinetz is designed to protect learning continuity. You can do by keeping Education adn online learning as open categories. 

Yes. Happinetz applies consistent safety policies across classrooms, hostels, libraries, and common areas, ensuring round-the-clock protection.

Minimal. The system is designed for school administrators. anybody can manage the filtering system. 

App- and browser-based controls can be bypassed. Happinetz operates at the network level, making enforcement consistent and non-circumventable.

Firewalls are designed to protect networks from external threats—they are not designed for student internet safety or educational governance. Firewalls focus on ports, protocols, and intrusion prevention, but they lack content awareness, age-appropriate filtering, and real-time categorisation of websites and apps.