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Use this tag for questions about ways parents can control devices, including limiting age inappropriate content, controlling the usage of devices and tracking the location and activity of devices.
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Making the Dock immutable
A relative who has difficulty with mouse control keeps inadvertently removing items from his Dock. I enabled Parental Controls to prevent him from doing so, but Parental Controls has a bug that preve …
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Making the Dock immutable
I found an answer on Apple Support Communities:
defaults write com.apple.dock contents-immutable -bool true; killall Dock