Parental Controls

This guide explains common ways to help restrict access to PlentyOfFeet using device and network settings. The steps below depend on your device, browser, and internet provider.

Best results: Network + Device

Works for: Phones, tablets, PCs

Tip: protect settings with a PIN/password

Quick options (fastest)

If you want the quickest approach, start here. You can combine options for stronger coverage.

Use your router’s parental controls to block sites across your whole home Wi-Fi.
Enable built-in controls on devices (Screen Time / Family Link / Windows Family Safety).
Add DNS filtering to reduce the chances of bypassing blocks.

If you set controls, make sure you protect the admin settings with a strong password (and keep it private).

Router / Wi-Fi controls (whole-home)

Many routers and internet providers include parental controls that can block sites for every device on your Wi-Fi.

Open your router’s admin page (often 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1).
Find a menu called Parental Controls, Access Control, or Content Filtering.
Add a rule to block the domain: plentyoffeet.com (and any subdomains if listed).
Apply the rule to the devices/users you want restricted.
Set an admin password so settings can’t be changed easily.

Tip: Some routers can schedule blocks (e.g., after 9 PM).

DNS filtering (network-level)

DNS filtering can help block categories of sites or specific domains. This is commonly used alongside router/device controls.

Router DNS: Set filtered DNS on your router so it applies to all devices on the network.
Device DNS: Set filtered DNS directly on a phone/tablet/PC if you can’t change the router.

Important: DNS filtering isn’t perfect. For best results, combine DNS + device restrictions + router controls.

iPhone / iPad (iOS) — Screen Time

Apple’s Screen Time can restrict websites and prevent installing apps without permission.

Open Settings → Screen Time.
Turn on Screen Time (and set a Screen Time Passcode).
Go to Content & Privacy Restrictions → turn it on.
Open Content Restrictions → Web Content.
Select Limit Adult Websites or Allowed Websites Only.
Under Never Allow, add: plentyoffeet.com.

Android — Google Family Link

Family Link can manage apps, browsing, and screen time for a child’s Google account.

Install Google Family Link on the parent device.
Create/link the child account to Family Link.
In Family Link, open the child profile → Controls → Google Chrome.
Choose restrictions (e.g., try to block certain sites or limit web content).
Optionally restrict installing new browsers/apps without approval.

Tip: If the child can install a different browser or change DNS, blocks can be bypassed—lock those down too.

Windows — Family Safety

Microsoft Family Safety can filter websites and set activity limits.

Create a child account and add it to your Microsoft Family group.
Open Family Safety settings and enable web filtering.
Add blocked websites including: plentyoffeet.com.
Restrict installing other browsers if possible (web filtering may depend on browser choice).

Mac (macOS) — Screen Time

macOS Screen Time can restrict websites and limit content.

Open System Settings → Screen Time.
Enable Screen Time for the user account you want restricted.
Set a passcode so changes can’t be made easily.
Use Content & Privacy settings to limit web content and block domains like plentyoffeet.com.

Browser settings (extra layer)

Browser-level controls can help, but they’re easiest to bypass if the user can install another browser.

SafeSearch (search engines): Turn on filtering where available.
Extensions / add-ons: Some families use site blockers, but protect extension settings with a password where possible.
Private browsing: Consider restricting private/incognito mode if your platform/device allows it.

FAQ

Is there a “built-in” parental control inside PlentyOfFeet?

PlentyOfFeet provides age confirmation and policy information, but the strongest controls are usually set at the device and network level (Screen Time, Family Link, router controls, etc.).

Why do I still see the site after blocking it?

Try restarting the device and your router, clear browser cache, and double-check you blocked the correct domain (plentyoffeet.com). If you use DNS filtering, it may take a little time to update.

What’s the most reliable setup?

Use a combination: router/Wi-Fi blocking + device restrictions + DNS filtering. Also restrict installing new browsers and protect admin settings with a password.

Where do I report an issue or request help?

Add your support email or ticket link here (example: Contact Support).

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