We are developing a child protection program.
What kind of games your child is playing in this program and preventing them from playing games
I'd like to develop a function.
A child protection program generates a third, and in that third,
Get all the running process names on your computer, and then if you have a game process,
You want to have them decide that the game is running.
The bottom line is... To distinguish between this game process and all games in the world
I need a process name. Do you have any good data?
I only play Overwatch and Minecraft.
process
If you simply say the process name is a pefile name, there will be programs that have the same name as the game.
Simply determining whether or not to play a game with a process name is too risky.
Rather, I think it should be done in a way that only programs that parents allow work, and it would be nice to have a function that can limit the amount of time the program can be performed.
In other words, what if it is managed like an acceptable program and a program that can only be used within the allowed time even in an acceptable program?
What about learning in this case?
First of all, as a test... In the default process set...
White List / Black List structure. The Black List is - If you search for "process name" and "Game" in Google and come out, you can organize the database without a game For the White List - you can put in things that are at risk of basic process mis-exploration.
In the case of things that run with JAVA, the process name is JAVA~~~~~~~~~~~, so you have to be careful.
If it's actual commercial programming, there will be more cases, build your own DB, and the rule set will have to be sophisticated.
Thank you.
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