SkieHow do I prevent my kids from watching adult content?
Layer a few things: a filter the child cannot switch off, a short list of apps, SafeSearch and restricted mode locked on, a bedtime window and an open conversation. Skie handles the first four on the device. The fifth is yours, and it matters most.
Adult content reaches children through four routes: web search, video platforms, social apps, and links sent by friends. A single setting does not cover all four, so think in layers.
Layer one is the filter. Skie locks a filtering DNS on the phone or tablet, so adult sites do not load on any network. Layer two is Chrome: SafeSearch forced, YouTube restricted mode forced, incognito blocked, other browsers blocked. Layer three is the app list. Apps you do not add are hidden, and the Play Store can be hidden so none arrive.
Layer four is time. Most late-night exposure happens in bed. A bedtime window that leaves only calls and the clock removes it. A study window does the same during homework.
Layer five is you. Tell your child what they might see, that it is not their fault, and that they can come to you. Check in occasionally, without an interrogation.
What Skie cannot do: it cannot judge what is inside an allowed app. A video or social app has its own feed, and a device-level filter does not rewrite it. If an app is a worry, do not allow it, or allow it only in a window.
Tablets and phones are treated the same. A tablet in a bedroom is as much a door as a phone is.