Configuring DNS-over-HTTPs (DOH) in the browser can be done locally in a browser, and can be managed via your Google Workspace Admin. Managing it via your Workspace Admin panel is ideal if you’re managing a fleet of Chrome browsers. This… Read more →
Safe Mode is a feature on the Android Operating System used to solve problems with configuration or app incompatibilities. Restarting the device in this mode will load only the System’s core applications. Users can enable this feature to disable filtering… Read more →
Starting from Android 5.0, certain Android phones have a guest mode capability that can be used to avoid system configurations like CleanBrowsing. This article will show you how to eliminate this option if it exists on your Android phone. Eliminate… Read more →
Configure the Apple iOS device using a configuration profile. 1.Download the configuration profile. 2. Save profile to Files (or preferred location) 2. Open Files, navigate to where you saved the profile. 3. Click on the downloaded profile (should read “profile downloaded“)… Read more →
These instructions will provide guidance on how to configure CleanBrowsing on your Amazon Kindle Fire device, specifically using images from the Amazon Kindle Fire 7th Edition. You can find the user guide for this device here (same as 5th edition): https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/customerdocumentation/EB/Kindle_User_Guide_EN.pdf… Read more →
To manage app accessibility on iOS devices, utilize the built-in Screen Time settings. This feature allows administrators to control which apps can be accessed by local users. Apps not permitted will be inaccessible without a PIN. Configure App Restrictions on… Read more →
If you are trying to troubleshoot your DNS, and check why it might not be working properly, try some of these commands to help you out. We will be using the command line and nslookup/dig plus a few useful services… Read more →
Ensuring that your CleanBrowsing DNS resolvers are correctly configured is crucial for maintaining secure and filtered internet access. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to verify your DNS settings via both a web browser and the command line. Recommended Reading Before… Read more →
The Google ChromeBook comes with it’s own operating system built on the crosh shell. This makes it extremely difficult to troubleshoot because it lacks key networking utilities. Recent ChromeBook updates have introduced the ability to install Linux on a ChromeBook.… Read more →