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Covenant Eyes uses a combination of techniques to block unwanted content and provide website access control. This guide will help you understand how these techniques work and what to expect when using the software. 

  Covenant Eyes maintains a vast database of websites and content categorized by their content types (e.g., adult content, social media, gaming, etc.). When you browse the internet, the software compares website addresses (URLs) to its database. If a website is identified as belonging to a blocked category, the software will block access.

  The software also uses keyword filtering, looking for specific words or phrases within web pages and web addresses. If a blocked keyword is identified, the software might block access to the entire page, specific content within the page, or a particular link within the page.

  Covenant Eyes relies on blacklists (lists of blocked websites) and whitelists (lists of allowed websites) to enforce filtering rules.

 Some Covenant Eyes services use Domain Name System (DNS) filtering to intercept requests to specific websites. When a user attempts to access a blocked website, the DNS filter redirects the request to a safe landing page or blocks the request entirely.

  Some Covenant Eyes services integrate with device-level parental controls to enhance filtering capabilities and ensure comprehensive content blocking across various devices.

  When you browse the internet, the Covenant Eyes software constantly monitors your activity in real-time, analyzing website addresses and content.

 If the software identifies content that matches your filtering settings, it might take one of the following actions:

 The filtering databases and techniques used by Covenant Eyes are updated regularly to stay ahead of new websites and content.

  Covenant Eyes encourages users to provide feedback on filtering effectiveness. This feedback helps them improve their filtering accuracy and adapt to changing online trends.

Explanation of how Covenant Eyes blocks unwanted content and provides website access control.

Understanding Content Blocking Techniques

Customize Your Covenant Eyes Filtering Levels

Covenant Eyes offers various filtering levels to help you create a safe and healthy online environment. This guide will help you customize your filtering settings to meet your specific needs.

 Visit the Covenant Eyes website [https://www.covenanteyes.com/](https://www.covenanteyes.com/) and log in using your username and password.

  Navigate to your account settings or dashboard. Look for a section related to "Filtering," "Settings," or "Content Control."

  Covenant Eyes typically provides multiple filtering levels:

  Select the filtering level that best aligns with your goals and desired level of control.

  Covenant Eyes organizes websites into categories (e.g., Social Media, Entertainment, Shopping, Adult Content). Review these categories and adjust the level of filtering for each category. 

  If you need to allow access to specific websites that are otherwise blocked, you can add them to an "Allowed Websites" list within your settings. 

  After making changes to your filtering levels, test the settings by browsing the internet and checking whether websites are being blocked or allowed as intended. 

  Based on your experience, you can always go back and adjust your filtering levels or allowed websites to achieve the desired balance of protection and access.

Guide on adjusting filtering intensity for different categories of websites and content.

Customize Your Filtering Levels

Covenant Eyes' filtering system can block websites that you might need for work, school, or personal reasons. This guide will explain how to add specific websites to your “Allowed Websites” list so that you can access them while still benefitting from Covenant Eyes' filtering. 

  Within the filtering settings, locate a section that allows you to add or manage allowed websites. This might be called "Allowed Websites", "Exceptions", or something similar. 

  Click on the “Add Website” button or equivalent option and enter the full website address (URL) of the website you want to allow. 

  Review the website address to make sure it is correct and click on "Save", "Add", or similar to confirm the change. 

  Access your “Allowed Websites” list to review the sites you've added. 

  If you no longer need to allow a specific website, click on the "Delete" or "Remove" button next to its URL.

  Some Covenant Eyes accounts allow you to modify the level of access for each allowed website. You might be able to allow access only to specific parts of the site or restrict certain types of content within the allowed site. 

  Covenant Eyes may update its filtering system periodically, which could impact the effectiveness of your allowed website list. Review the list regularly and make adjustments as needed.

  If you're having trouble adding or managing allowed websites, contact Covenant Eyes support for assistance.

Learn how to allow specific websites even with filtering enabled.

Filtering & Content Control

Understanding Content Blocking Techniques

Customize Your Filtering Levels

Adding and Managing Allowed Websites