Can Ee Block Gambling Sites

Can Ee Block Gambling Sites

@Berry1: Not directly, but you could block specific sites using URL Blocking. The real answer lies in switching the router away from EE's DNS, which as a generic ISP DNS will only block sites prohibited by Court Order. To a child-friendly DNS such as 1 of Configure your router to use Norton ConnectSafe. I suggest Policy 3. You can also add on a content lock to the mobile account which will stop any access to over 18 websites. This will include Gambling. Our mobile care team will be able to add this for you and also talk you through your spend cap options and charge to mobile options. These will prevent any additional spending outside of your EE monthly plan.
Can Ee Block Gambling Sites Online
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URL blocking on the Bright Box router allows you to restrict up to 30 websites from being accessed by either all computers, or specific computers or devices on your home network.
The example below shows how you would block a particular computer from viewing a particular website, for example www.example.com.
Applying the gambling filter makes it easier to block a group of some of the most popular websites within the gambling category. When building your blocklist, all you have to do is click the plus button beside the category marked gambling. Setting up recurring block sessions is similar if you're using Freedom on an iOS device.
This is the default setting for new and existing customers with Content Lock enabled. You get access to social networking sites but not to 18-rated content in accordance with BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) guidelines or to pornography sites. Off This gives full access to the internet with no filter including to 18-rated content.
People who have gambling problems and decide to stop can choose to self-exclude from gambling, use software to block online gambling sites and self-exclude physically from betting shops and casinos. While these are all helpful ways for people to get support, many banks believe they can do more to support self-exclusion too.
Start by reserving an IP address for the devices you want to block from viewing specific websites
Now, from the admin pages, navigate to the Firewall menu in ADVANCED
Select URL Blocking

Enter the URL of the web address you wish to block, e.g. www.example.com, or just a key word out of the URL, e.g. example

You can block up to 30 sites, or key words.
Scroll to the bottom of the page, and click SAVE SETTINGS

Your changes will be applied

Next, select Access Control In the Firewall menu

Select Add Device Filtering Rule 

Give your rule a name - in the example below, our rule is called URL Blocking
In the Client Device IP Address field, enter either:
- One IP address, e.g. 17~17
- A range of IP address e.g. 17~24 
- For all devices connected to your router e.g. 2~254
In Client Device Service select Blocking in the WWW with URL blocking - this will block the addresses you entered in your URL blocking list

Scroll to the bottom of the page
In the Scheduling Rule menu, select ALWAYS BLOCKING
Click SAVE SETTINGS to add the rule

Settings will be applied

Your rule will be displayed

If this is the first rule you've created, select Enable in Filtering function and SAVE SETTINGS

Your settings rule will be applied

You can select to Edit, or Delete your rule at any time, for example if you wish to add or remove websites (URLs) to your list.
Note: we don't recommend this as a complete parental control solution. Instead you may be interested in our Norton™ Family offer.
BT Parental Controls assess each site that is accessed on your home connection. It works by looking at the main purpose of the site. It takes into account the first part of the site address, such as; 'www.btcom' and not the information after this.
Sites are categorised according to the primary purpose of the site, not each of the individual pages. If the site comes under one of the blocking categories you've set to block, then it will redirect the user to a blocked page. If you're the account holder, you'll be able to override a blocked page.
With BT Parental Controls you can benefit from these key features:
Can Ee Block Gambling Sites Online

Protects all devices (PCs, laptops, tablets, iPads, handheld devices, smartphones) that connect to your home internet connection
Three predefined filter levels (strict, moderate and light) - so you don't set-up each device individually
Personalise your own filter levels, but please remember you can't configure individual devices
Works when using your BT ID on UK BT Wi-fi hotspots
No software required
Simple set-up
You can set 'Always allow' specific sites
You can set 'Always block' sites that you feel are inappropriate
Set up homework time - for extra peace of mind when children are doing their homework
Set a time for filters to be on/off
Other internet software based filters should work with BT Parental Controls. However, if you're using software that covers all devices across your home internet connection, such as Open DNS, Metacert or Norton Connectsafe, then you'll not be able to use BT Parental Controls.
We recommend that you remove all other software that cover your home internet connection before setting up BT Parental Controls.
Can Ee Block Gambling Sites Near MeNo personal data is inspected or collected. BT collects data on customer's policy settings in order to improve the range of settings available.