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How to Block Websites on Your Android Phone or Tablet

By Matthew Lynch
June 1, 2023
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With the rise of the internet and all the good it brings, there is also a lot of content that is not suitable for everyone. As a result, it may become necessary to block specific websites on your Android device to ensure the safety and privacy of users.

The process of blocking websites on your Android phone or tablet is relatively easy, and it requires no expertise or special skills. In this article, we will guide you through the process of blocking websites on your Android phone or tablet.

Method 1 – Use Android’s Built-in Parental Controls

Android devices have advanced parental controls that allow parents to control what their children access on the internet. You can use the built-in parental controls to block certain websites on your Android phone or tablet.

To use parental controls, you need to follow these steps:

Step 1: Launch the Google Play Store app on your Android device
Step 2: Search for “Google Family Link” and download the app
Step 3: Once downloaded, launch the app and follow the on-screen prompts to link your child’s Google account to your Android device
Step 4: In the Family Link app, select your child’s account from the list of accounts
Step 5: Tap on the “Manage settings” option
Step 6: Scroll down and select “Filters on Google Chrome” option
Step 7: Turn on the “Block inappropriate websites” toggle switch
Step 8: Click “Add Website” and add the websites you want to block

Once you have completed the above steps, your child will no longer be able to access the websites that you have blocked.

Method 2 – Use Third-party Apps

In addition to Android’s built-in parental controls, you can also use third-party apps to block websites on your Android phone or tablet. Here are a few examples of apps that you can use:

1. Norton Family Parental Control

Norton Family Parental Control is an app that allows you to monitor your child’s online activities and block websites that are inappropriate. Norton Family Parental Control also includes time management features that enable you to control how much time your child spends on the internet.

2. Qustodio Parental Control

Qustodio Parental Control is an app that offers a simple and intuitive interface, making it easy to use. The app allows you to block websites and even gives you real-time alerts when your child tries to access blocked websites.

3. Kaspersky Safe Kids

Kaspersky Safe Kids is another app that allows you to monitor your child’s online activities and block inappropriate websites. The app also gives you the option to set time limits on specific apps or internet usage in general.

Conclusion

Blocking websites on your Android phone or tablet is a simple process. You can use either of the methods discussed above, i.e., Android’s built-in parental controls or third-party apps to block specific websites. Whatever method you choose, make sure to explain why you blocked certain websites to your children or other users, to maintain trust and to ensure that they understand the reasons for the restriction.

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