You can approve a website for a person, the entire network or a device if not assigned to a person. Up to 50 websites can be approved in total:
Approving websites for everyone
Tap on the Guard tab inside the main menu
Tap on Manage security events
Go to Approve
Choosing Approve Website allows you to enter the URL of domain, while Approve IP Address allows you to enter the server IP address.
Enter the URL and tap the checkmark to save. Please note that the full domain name is required. For example; make sure to write "youtube.com" instead of "youtube"
Additionally, you are able to view previously blocked sites under the Protected tab. Tap or swipe on the site to approve.
Approve websites at a person or device level
Navigate to the desired person or device
Tap on Manage security events at the bottom of the page
Tap on Approve
Choosing Approve Website allows you to enter the URL of domain, while Approve IP Address allows you to enter the server IP address.
Based on your previous choice, enter the URL or IP address and tap the checkmark to save. The full domain name is required for websites. For example; make sure to write "youtube.com" instead of "youtube".
Tap on Approve to confirm your choice.
If you are approving the site for a device that has been assigned to a person, the rule will also apply to the person. Likewise, approving a site for the person automatically applies that rule to all of their assigned devices. If the device is not assigned, the rule will only apply to the device.
Blocking a Website at a Person or Device Level
Navigate to the desired person or device.
Tap on Manage security events at the bottom of the page.
Go to Block and then tap on Block... on iOS or the + if you are using Android.
Choose either Block Website or Block IP Address.
Enter the URL or IP Address you wish to block and tap the checkmark to save. Please note that the full domain name is required for websites. For example; make sure to write "youtube.com" instead of "youtube".
Please remember that a website blocked for a person will automatically be blocked on all the devices assigned to that person.