In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Android 4.3 and later allows users to create restricted profiles that can only access certain apps. With the password, you can change which apps the user has access to. On the lock screen, open the unrestricted user account with your PIN. Go to settings and click Users, then the restricted account. Toggle on the programs you wish the restricted account to have access to. Start by opening the Google Play Store app. Press Menu and then Settings. Find "Use Pin for Purchases", "Require Authentication for Purchases", or "Use Password to Restrict Purchases" and tap it to toggle it off. You will be prompted to enter your PIN. Start by opening the Google Play app. Select Settings, and under User Controls, select Content Filtering. You will be prompted to enter your password. Do so. Click all of the boxes (Everyone, Low Maturity, Medium Maturity, High Maturity) to allow any type of content. This method will clear the PIN and remove the filter. Go to Settings > Apps. Tap on Google Play Store. Tap the Clear Data button. Because Android offers very few built-in parental controls, parents often install monitoring or control apps to limit access to the internet or certain apps. Restarting in safe mode is often all it takes to disable these controls. Hold down the physical power button on your device. Long-press the "Power Off" option. A dialogue box should pop up asking if you want to restart in safe mode. Tap OK. If the dialogue box does not appear, try the alternate method below. When the phone restarts, you should see the words "Safe Mode" at the bottom left of the screen. To exit safe mode, just restart your device normally. Again, restarting in safe mode should disable most parental control apps. Turn off your phone. Once it is off, turn it on by pressing the power button. As your phone is booting, hold down both the volume up and volume down button at the same time, and keep them held. One your phone is on, you should see the words "Safe Mode" at the bottom left of the screen. To exit safe mode, just restart your device normally.
Summary: Turn off restrictions with the PIN on a tablet running Android 4.3 Jelly Bean or later. Turn off Google Play in-app purchasing restrictions with the PIN on an Android tablet or phone. Turn off Google Play content restrictions with the PIN on an Android tablet or phone. Turn off Google Play content restrictions without a PIN by clearing data. Disable parental control apps by restarting in safe mode (works for most Jelly Bean devices). Disable parental control apps by restarting in safe mode (if previous method fails).

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Purchase a bag of rodent pellets from your local pet store to give your mice a complete diet. If you want to feed them fresh food, chop fruits and vegetables into 1234in (1.31.9cm) cubes and place them in a dish. Make sure there's always food available for your mice. Some vegetables and fruits to try include peas, carrots, broccoli, apples, and bananas. Avoid giving your mice foods like cabbage, corn, onions, chocolate, or junk food. Try giving a field mouse sunflower seeds, nuts, or strawberries. Take your mice out of the cage and put them into a different plastic container while you clean out their tank. Clear out all of the bedding and wipe the tank down with clean, soapy water. Fill the tank with fresh bedding and place the food dishes and habitats back where they were before. Once the tank is clean, put your mice back in the tank. Mice can jump, so make sure the plastic container you keep them in while you're cleaning is about 6 inches (15cm) deep. Make sure that you spot clean the tank daily. Remove any bedding that has been soaked with urine to help prevent the tank from smelling. Check the food and water levels in your tank and make sure they aren't soiled or rotting. Whenever you notice the food or water is empty, clean out the dish and immediately refill it. Check food and water each day so you're mice don't get stressed if they're out. Put on your gloves and hold the treat between your fingers. Let the mouse approach the treat and take it from your hands. Talk to the mice in a low and quiet voice as you give them treats so they know you aren't going to hurt them. Give them treats once or twice per week to calm them down. Wild mice can never be fully tamed like domestic mice. Rodent treats can be purchased from your local pet store. Male mice usually live fine together if they are kept from a young age, but they may be territorial if you've taken them from the wild. If you notice your mice fighting or that one is injured, keep them in different tanks.
Summary: Give your mouse rodent pellets or fresh fruits and vegetables. Sanitize your mouse tank once per week. Refill water and food when they start to run low. Feed the mice occasional treats to try taming them. Separate mice if they get aggressive with one another.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If Firefox continues to work improperly, repeat this step and restart your computer.
Summary:
Open the "File" menu, or Firefox Menu then select "Quit Firefox" (do not use the close button on the upper-right corner of the window).