Keep users inside the intended experience
Kiosk mode limits normal application switching and access to system interfaces. Exit and settings actions should require an authorised PIN or operator account.
Restrict online navigation
A trusted-domain list prevents links from taking users to unrelated websites. The allowlist should include every required authentication, media and service domain while excluding everything else.
Protect configuration and remote access
Client and operator roles should receive only the permissions they need. Strong authentication, controlled impersonation and audited maintenance paths reduce administrative risk.
Harden the operating system and hardware
Apply supported updates, disable unnecessary services and ports, secure firmware and physical access, and use a dedicated restricted account. Android devices may require device-owner or launcher controls for the strongest lock-down.
Plan for failure and recovery
Autostart, content caching, scheduled refresh and remote diagnostics help restore service. A local recovery procedure is still needed when a device loses power, storage or connectivity.
Frequently asked questions
Does fullscreen mode alone secure a kiosk?
No. Fullscreen is only a visual state. Secure deployment also requires operating-system restrictions, protected settings and physical controls.
Can I allow only selected websites?
Yes. Trusted domains define the online destinations the kiosk is allowed to open.
Can an authorised person open device settings?
Yes, when the platform and device are configured to unlock maintenance actions after PIN verification.
Send us the basic kiosk specifications and the content you plan to display.