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KeepCalmPeople

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I don't know where Apple gets its blocked domains from, or perhaps it is outsourcing them, but they appear to be a bit of a mess.
My daughter has been blocked from viewing a college preparation website and a site with cardigan knitting patterns...!
Anyone else having difficulties with this?
 
I don't know where Apple gets its blocked domains from, or perhaps it is outsourcing them, but they appear to be a bit of a mess.
My daughter has been blocked from viewing a college preparation website and a site with cardigan knitting patterns...!
Anyone else having difficulties with this?

Only happens in the Midwest. It's a location-based service. Where are you located?
 
I don't know where Apple gets its blocked domains from, or perhaps it is outsourcing them, but they appear to be a bit of a mess.
My daughter has been blocked from viewing a college preparation website and a site with cardigan knitting patterns...!
Anyone else having difficulties with this?
Never seen IOS block any websites. Are you on WiFi or cell data? I would be looking at settings.
 
Try this:

Settings...General...Restrictions
Enable Restrictions
Scroll to Websites and click on it.
Enable 'Limit Adult Content'
Come out and go to this website:
http://www.envisionexperience.com

The page will be blocked, with an option to allow it if you enter the Restrictions passcode.
Now disable restrictions and check out the website...
 
Try this:

Settings...General...Restrictions
Enable Restrictions
Scroll to Websites and click on it.
Enable 'Limit Adult Content'
Come out and go to this website:
http://www.envisionexperience.com

The page will be blocked, with an option to allow it if you enter the Restrictions passcode.
Now disable restrictions and check out the website...

All I can say is contact apple then, they have that website marked as adult when its not.
 
And *this* is the problem with any form of white/blacklist

It is, no argument. I use opendns to invoke parental controls on my home network and it had some "safe" websites miscategorized, it happens. The op should contact apple over this, though I wonder how long it may take to fix it
 
It is, no argument. I use opendns to invoke parental controls on my home network and it had some "safe" websites miscategorized, it happens. The op should contact apple over this, though I wonder how long it may take to fix it

Agreed, and I will. I also use opendns at home, and that is great when the family's devices are on wifi, but when on cellular I am reliant on whatever Apple or the cellular provider offers.
 
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