Adult and dangerous sites blocked
Known adult sites are blocked out of the box, and malware, phishing and scam sites are always blocked. The lists update themselves, on every plan including Free.
Filtering, limits and reports for your child's computer, all managed from one account.
Parents ask for this more than anything else. With most parental controls, YouTube is either blocked or wide open. SafeScreen has a middle setting: you make a list of channels you trust, and nothing else plays.
Managed from your account.
Kids can now reach chatbots, companion apps and image generators from any browser, and plenty of them weren't built with children in mind. SafeScreen groups AI sites into categories. You allow the ones you're comfortable with and block the others, starting from defaults based on your child's age.
Apps that use AI behind the scenes keep working. SafeScreen only filters the AI sites your child opens.
Managed from your account.
SafeScreen runs in the background and covers the whole computer. You don't set anything up per browser. Whatever app your child opens follows the same rules.
SafeScreen locks every major search engine to its strict safe mode, so explicit results don't show up. Your child can't turn it off, even from the search engine's own settings.
Google Safe Search is enforced everywhere, including google.com.au.
You can add your own rules on top of the built-in ones. Word filters work even on sites you otherwise allow.
Rules are managed from your account.
Set how long your child can be online each day and when their day ends. At bedtime the PC winds down, so you're not the one who has to call time. School nights and weekends can have different hours.
Once a week you get a summary of what your child searched for and which sites they visited. If they try to open something you've blocked, you hear about it right away instead of in the next report.
Known adult sites are blocked out of the box, and malware, phishing and scam sites are always blocked. The lists update themselves, on every plan including Free.
Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and YouTube are locked to their safe modes in every browser, and search engines that have no safe mode are blocked. Free on every plan.
When something is blocked, your child sees a plain page saying what and why. You can change its wording and look.
A rule you change reaches your child's PC in about five seconds, without you touching their computer.
Each child's rules and devices sit in one family account, with separate parent and child roles.
Each device belongs to one child, so switching to another PC doesn't get around the rules.
SafeScreen keeps running whatever your child tries. Removing it takes the admin password, which only a parent has.
SafeScreen updates itself in the background.
It's free for one PC and takes a few minutes to set up on Windows 10 or 11.
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