Block all adult websites

My son is five and a half, and he already has an iPad and a laptop. For the record, the latter was a hand-me-down, and my wife and I didn't allow one bit of screen time until he was almost two, and we limited it sharply until he was well past three. But now we encourage periodic use of technology, because this is and technological prowess is a requisite for everyday life. Fortunately we're technologically savvy enough to have curated his various devices such that we know he is always safe when using anything that can access the web, a place no kid belongs with unfettered access. If you want to set up your own iPhone so that it's safe in the hands of a child or if it's time for your son or daughter to get their own first iPhone, you too should restrict access to any sites and searches that you'd rather not end up in front of young eyes. Scroll down to Screen Time and tap the tab.

The internet is a humongous place. With over a billion websites, and thousands adding the number as you are reading this post, they open up your world to all kinds of content. That includes a fair share of explicit content, inappropriate jokes, and abusive videos. As a parent, you'd want your kid to stay off certain websites or in extreme cases every website before they learn to differentiate between good and evil. In this post today, we will be exploring how to block all websites except approved ones on Windows 10 PCs. It is useful for those kids using a computer for working on school projects or browsing on it for entertainment. For this, we will be using the proxy settings of Internet Explorer.

You simply setup the Pi-hole, configure your network, and everything just works for all devices connected to the network. Most often Pi-hole is talked about as being used for blocking website advertisements on a home network. This is just one very specific use case. As such, you can also install Pi-hole on a small business network to block undesired websites, and this is a really great cheap option for businesses. DNS is what your compute uses to turn a domain name such as build5nines.

Blocking specific websites allows you to have more control over the content your children can access on their iPhones. Often used for children, the ability to block illicit content on an iPhone is a useful new tool. Using your iPhone or iPad there are several ways to limit content without having to download any third-party applications.