Website Blocker & Parental Content Filter

KidsNanny Content Filter is a parental-control feature that helps parents manage the websites their children can access. It includes category-based blocking, domain blocking and allowing, Severity Index settings, and Safe Browsing on supported devices.

1. Sign in to your KidsNanny parent account.
2. Open the Content Filter section.
3. Go to Block/Allow Website by Domain or the equivalent domain-control option in your current app version.
4. Enter the website domain you want to restrict.
5. Select Block to apply the rule.

1. Sign in as the parent.
2. Open Content Filter.
3. Select Block Website by Category.
4. Choose the category you want to restrict.
5. Select Block Category to apply the setting.

Open Content Filter in your parent account. For a website, go to the domain block/allow list and remove or change the relevant rule. For a category, open the category-blocking section and remove the restriction using the available controls. Confirm the updated settings are saved.

Open the domain controls in Content Filter, enter the domain of the website you trust, and select Allow. Review any category or Severity Index rules that could also affect access.

The Severity Index lets parents choose a website-access level using the available options: Block All, Very Safe, Safe, Moderate, Risky, or Allow All. Select a level based on your family’s needs and check which types of websites each setting permits before applying it.

Safe Browsing is a KidsNanny protection feature designed to help identify potentially harmful websites and dangerous files before they are accessed or downloaded. Its effectiveness and coverage depend on the supported device, configuration, and detection capabilities.

KidsNanny Content Filter includes search-result filtering where supported. The extent of filtering can depend on the search service, browser, device, and active settings. It should not be assumed that every search result or every type of inappropriate content will be blocked.

Content filtering is designed for supported browsers and devices, but coverage can vary by operating system, browser, device permissions, and configuration. Check the current KidsNanny supported-platform details rather than assuming that every browser or browsing method is covered.

A blocked website should be restricted where the relevant KidsNanny filtering rule is supported and active. If access is still possible, check the domain entered, category and severity settings, device connection, permissions, and browser compatibility.

Yes. Domain controls let you block a specific website without necessarily restricting every site in the same category. You can also allow individual trusted domains where supported.

No. Content Filter is for managing access to websites before or when your child tries to visit them. Web History is for reviewing available records of websites your child has visited. Use both features together if you want to manage access and understand browsing activity.

No filtering tool can guarantee that every harmful page, image, file, or search result will be blocked. Content Filter helps reduce exposure through configured rules and supported detection capabilities. Keep the feature updated, review its settings, and talk with your child about what to do when they encounter concerning content.

Feature availability varies by operating system, device, browser, permissions, and configuration. Check the current supported-platform information for the devices your family uses before relying on a particular blocking capability.