Best Porn Blockers?

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I am using *** (the best one I've come across) on my phone and ColdTurkey on my pc, both work great. I prefer Coldturkey (sadly it's not available on phone) since you can make a list of sites and keywords to block, but also for example block certain searches on sites without blocking sites themselves. It is possible to set a timer for the blocker with a combination of not being able to uninstall the software nor remove the blocks you set up. It's possible to find loopholes if you are willing enough, but this blocker has really helped me so far. It's paid but cheap and a lifetime purchase.

 

weird it got censored but its b.l.o.c.k.e.rx (I hope its not against the rules to mention this app idk why else this happened otherwise)

 

Hey matt,
You don't need to know coding to run those blockers. And they are way better than net nanny and qustodio. I removed qustodio from the list because it is not good enough.

 

ColdTurkey is real useful, but sadly not totally bullet proof :-( It is a great first defence but you'll need the mindfulness and will power strength to not test it

 

I blocked all p sites + social media and search engines (except for Google). To do that I took did this:

1. Download and secure this DNS filter: (Bulldog Blocker uses this).

2. Download Cold Turkey Blocker.

Be as strict as you can with the settings. Enable many blockers with the same pages. No breaks. Block some with random text and others with a time range of 2 minutes. If you want my list of blocked pages, send me a DM! I blocked all Reddit mirror urls and search engines. Don’t forget to consider the exceptions.

3. Force safe search on Google:

I have a Windows computer and an iPhone. I couldn’t block my old Mac, so I sold it. If you have an Android, download Bulldog Blocker. On iPhone, go to settings- use time-restrictions -content restrictions, and enable only the websites that you need. Spend an afternoon writing all the ones that can be useful. After setting your list, let a friend set the 4 number password for you and tell him to keep it for when you want to add new websites or new apps.

 

I see that you already checked out pluckeye, it's one of the best blockers out there for windows. You could also give Screen Time for iOS a try, might be the only setup needed for your iPhone.

 

I use net nanny. Have used it for 3 years now.

I hear what you say about not needing to block specific websites, but the further along you go with the journey this might be a useful thing. I have shopping websites allowed on my laptop but not my phone. Also you can set up your own personal keywords to a blacklist. You can block in safe apps as well.

The kicker for me though is the device pause/ internet scheduling feature. This has helped me limit internet use in the evening and morning and therefore sleep better.

Sometimes it crashes on my phone - i just need to open it and hit sync - but the further you go with the journey the more honest you get and the less you want to see stuff anyway.