How to block porn from my ipad.
- Thread starter dennisam
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Roy Rob
iPF Noob
dennisam said:
Hi there dennis and welcome to the forum. All I can think of is to block Safari and Google in the Restriction Settings. One of our members may have a better idea I am sure.
giradman68
iPad Fan
Same here to the OP - what exactly is the problem? Is it a browser problem, email spam, both, or other issues? Please explain -
dhewson777
iPF Novice
A friend of mine had trouble with being tempted to look at porn on his iPhone. He had me install the K9 browser for him, disable Safari in Restrictions and had me set the Passcode so that he did not know it. That way, he could not jump in and re-enable Safari. I recall he also wanted me to disable App Purchases so he didn't try to buy another browser.
Here's an option...
I think you're looking for an iPad management service like PageClean.com
Basically, they act as the filter for content that goes to your iPad. Companies that give their employees tables will usually have their IT department act as the "administrator" for the device, but if you don't have your own IT dept, a service like this will basically do that for you.
It's a different approach than installing an app, because it sits on the actual network layer. So you can still use whatever browser you want (Safari probably) and get the benefit of the filter.
The other biggeest difference is that the filter can be locked in place with a passcode. (and you can have them tell you the passcode.. or not if you don't want them to). It's a completely different part of the iOS api that apps can't usually access, because it's meant for corporations to manage their devices.
I think you're looking for an iPad management service like PageClean.com
Basically, they act as the filter for content that goes to your iPad. Companies that give their employees tables will usually have their IT department act as the "administrator" for the device, but if you don't have your own IT dept, a service like this will basically do that for you.
It's a different approach than installing an app, because it sits on the actual network layer. So you can still use whatever browser you want (Safari probably) and get the benefit of the filter.
The other biggeest difference is that the filter can be locked in place with a passcode. (and you can have them tell you the passcode.. or not if you don't want them to). It's a completely different part of the iOS api that apps can't usually access, because it's meant for corporations to manage their devices.
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