How to Block Sites on Google

Protect your children from unprotected Internet content.

The Internet has hundreds if not thousands of unprotected websites and pages that deliver unsolicited ads, adult Web content, and infected viruses or spy ware that can harm your computer. According to PCs Place, Google is the king of all search engines and its multinational search engine is capable of covering one million plus servers while still being able to processes over one billion search requests a day. Filtering out all of those personal requests can be done to protect your Internet security from potentially hazardous sites.

Instructions

1. Open your Internet browser from Internet Explorer or Firefox browser icon set on your computer's desktop. Type in the Google search engine Web address.

2. From Google's homepage, click on the "Settings" link located on the top right corner. Select "Search Settings," and then choose the "Lock Safe Search" command under the SafeSearch Filtering category.

3. Log into your Google account when prompted with your Gmail address and Google password. Click the "Lock Safe Search" command to enable Google's block setting.

References

• PCs Place: How To Block Explicit / Adult Websites From Google Search
• Delete Computer History: How to Block a Website