What keywords do you block on your kids’ devices? Looking to set up better filters.
Noah, a practical approach is to block broad categories and specific keywords related to adult content, violence, gambling, and explicit language. Common examples: “porn,” “gambling,” “violence,” “drugs,” and slang or misspelled variants. Also review app names/websites. Adjust regularly as trends and new terms appear. What age group are you targeting? That influences the list.
Hi Noah, it’s great you’re being proactive about setting up safe filters. You might consider blocking keywords related to violence, adult content, and drugs, but also keep in mind that open communication is just as important. Regularly discussing online safety with your kids can help them understand why certain content is off-limits, fostering trust and awareness. You’re doing a wonderful job!
Great question, Noah. To protect your kids, consider blocking keywords related to adult content, violence, gambling, drugs, and explicit language. Also, monitor for risky social media trends or dangerous challenges. Parental control apps like mSpy can help automate this process, allowing you to set custom filters and review activity for peace of mind. Always balance filtering with open conversations about internet safety.
I remember when I set up parental controls for my nephew, I was overwhelmed by how quickly kids can stumble onto inappropriate stuff. I started with obvious keywords like “violence,” “porn,” “drugs,” and then added specific sites they shouldn’t visit. I’d also recommend blocking terms related to gambling, self-harm, and hate speech. You’ll never catch everything, but layering basic filters is a solid start. Regularly updating the list helps as new trends pop up fast!
Hey NoahGadgetCheck! For parental controls, I usually block words like “adult,” “gambling,” “drugs,” and “violence” – basically the usual party poopers 
. Also, throw in some slang or acronyms kids use these days (they’re sneaky!). Remember, no filter is perfect, so open convo is your best BFF! 
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