Blocking Videos

Blocking Videos

Blocking videos can be a useful tool for maintaining control over what content is seen by viewers. It allows parents and guardians to protect their children from inappropriate or potentially damaging content, while also providing employers the ability to restrict access to certain websites or topics that may be deemed unproductive in the workplace. In addition, blocking videos can help prevent exposure to cyberbullying and harassment, as well as aid in avoiding violations of copyright laws. While blocking videos provides many benefits, it should only be used as a last resort when other methods of protection fail. For example, talking with children about online safety and setting boundaries on what they can watch is much more effective than relying solely on video blocking software. Ultimately, using video blockers responsibly can ensure that everyone remains safe while enjoying all the internet has to offer.

Content Filtering

Frequently Asked Questions

Parents can use the Safety Mode feature, add restricted mode to their account, set up parental controls with a third-party tool like Net Nanny or Kaspersky Safe Kids, or use a browser extension such as StayFocusd.
Safety Mode is available in settings for logged-in users and can be enabled by selecting the on option under Safety in the Account Settings menu.
Yes, some tools may require additional setup or payment of a subscription fee and they may not be able to block all videos that parents want blocked.
Content that is flagged as potentially inappropriate for younger viewers will be blocked from view when Restricted Mode is turned on; however, this age range varies depending on local laws and regulations.