Unfortunately, each search engine uses their own definition of what constitutes “safe searching”. We are merely enforcing their definition of “safe search”. But who really trusts “Big Tech” to determine what is “safe” when we know that their consciences are “seared” – they profit from evil activities too many to count (e.g. they sell ads to abortion providers, promote promiscuity in video games, promote “Pride” to our kids, etc.)
We are considering opportunities to add device-level filtering that could solve this problem in the future, but it might be a while!
WesleyC
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FreeFiltering
Unfortunately, each search engine uses their own definition of what constitutes “safe searching”. We are merely enforcing their definition of “safe search”. But who really trusts “Big Tech” to determine what is “safe” when we know that their consciences are “seared” – they profit from evil activities too many to count (e.g. they sell ads to abortion providers, promote promiscuity in video games, promote “Pride” to our kids, etc.)
We are considering opportunities to add device-level filtering that could solve this problem in the future, but it might be a while!