Use web & app filters

Use Secure Family Filters to manage a child’s access to internet-based apps and websites. You can set internet filters by:

• Choosing an age group filter
  • High: Use to block objectionable content like violence, sexual content, drugs, alcohol, gambling, and more.
  • Medium: Use to block objectionable content and mature social media, like Snapchat, Tumblr, Whisper, and After School.
  • Low: Use to block objectionable content.
  • None: Use if you only want to apply location services as this doesn’t include any content filters
• Customizing filter permissions
• Adding custom website filters

FYI: Apps that run local to your child’s device and don’t use internet may not be blocked. This may include standalone games or videos downloaded before the content filters are applied.

Block apps and websites

You have to choose an age group filter before you can customize filter permissions or add custom filters. Then, you can block by category or enter specific websites and apps to block. Select from up to 28 categories such as:

• App stores & downloads
• Explicit content
• Dating
• Online games & shopping
• Social media

You can also toggle Safe Search and YouTube Restricted on or off. YouTube Restricted uses Restricted Mode on the YouTube app and website, which restricts the availability of potentially mature or objectionable content when using YouTube. Safe Search eliminates sexually explicit content from search results on Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo. Other search engines (Yahoo, for example) will not be impacted by this toggle.

Customize available apps and sites

Change the filter permissions for apps, websites, and categories. Filter permissions can be set to:

• Allow: Gives access to the app, website, or category. Parents can track and manage use with other Secure Family Parental Controls.
• Block: Blocks access to an app, website, or category at all times.
• Always Allow: Gives access to the app, website, or category. It can’t be tracked or managed by Secure Family parental controls.

When apps or websites are set to Block, your child won’t be able to access them. For internet pages, they’ll get a message saying the site is blocked. Blocked apps will show the app has no internet connection, is unable to load, or a similar error message.