There are free Android apps that allows you to specify which app require a password to run. You might also want to try to try using Bing instead of Google for web search. Bing has much better filtering functions.


Personally I restrict my children’s screen time both PC and tablets/phones and I make sure they use it in the living room where we can easily monitor what they are doing. Besides web search, Youtube should be every parents #1 concern - its full of filth!

Yes I would say a mass majority of porn sites. As for ads not too sure since they are usually loaded as a web frame. If a certain site is not filtered you can manuualy add it to the deny list. Then monitor the access logs weekly very simple.

Yes I would say a mass majority of porn sites. As for ads not too sure since they are usually loaded as a web frame. If a certain site is not filtered you can manuualy add it to the deny list. Then monitor the access logs weekly very simple.

Hi, you may want to try out Microsoft Live Family Safety Filter. It is free and all you need is a live.com email address. The filter is quite easy to use and is capable of filtering applications, web sites based on URL or content categories, time-based management, and all sorts of activity logging. I use it for my 8 yo girl and I could put my mind at ease giving her access to the PC knowing what she can and cannot access, especially when she needs the PC for school e-learning. Hope this helps!