Web Blocking Internet Filter

Internet Filter

The Safe Eyes internet filter puts you in control and lets you customize the content you want to block with the Internet filter. And if there is more than one user on your computer, you can individualize what each user can access. Trust Safe Eyes Internet filter to give you control over the content that comes into your home or office.

Filtering by Category

Safe Eyes has 35 website filtering categories that you can filter. These internet filter categories include everything from pornography to e-commerce. You decide what is appropriate (or inappropriate) for each user. Accessing the industry's most extensive database, Safe Eyes works with you to decide what to filter and what to allow.

Blocking Words on Search Engines

Search engines are reliable tools to get to where you want to go on the Internet. Yet they can also lead to sites that should be avoided. The Safe Eyes internet filter limits the ability to access certain sites by blocking key words and key phrases from being searched. Safe Eyes can be customized for individual users and can even block key words in foreign languages.

Control Your Internet Filter List

In addition to the 35 categories that can be filtered, Safe Eyes allows you to control access to specific websites. So, if there are only a handful of sites you want your children to access, you can specify where they can go. You can't be everywhere your kids are, but Safe Eyes allows you to know where they can go on the Internet.

Clip-by-Clip YouTube Filtering

Safe Eyes parental control software screens each YouTube video individually instead of blocking the entire site, allowing children to enjoy unobjectionable material while protecting them from inappropriate content. Many YouTube videos are shared virally through online channels other than the YouTube site itself, Safe Eyes' new intelligent YouTube filtering also evaluates videos embedded in emails, blogs, and sites like Facebook and MySpace. This feature - unique to Safe Eyes - prevents children from accidentally or deliberately viewing undesirable footage through the back door.