Parental Controls

Device and browser tools

Use the parental controls that come with the device or browser. These typically let you restrict adult sites, require a passcode for purchases, and limit which apps can be installed:

• iPhone, iPad, and Mac: Screen Time
• Android and Chromebook: Family Link or Digital Wellbeing
• Windows: Microsoft Family Safety
• Browsers: SafeSearch, supervised profiles, and extension blocks

Network and DNS filters

You can block adult domains for every device on a home network by changing DNS or router settings. Family-oriented resolvers such as OpenDNS FamilyShield or CleanBrowsing filter many adult sites, including this one, before a page loads. Your internet provider may also offer a parental-control option.

Filtering software

Dedicated filtering apps can block categories of sites, log attempts to visit them, and apply different rules per child. Choose a product you trust, keep it updated, and protect the parent passcode.

What we do

We require visitors to be adults, we do not market this site to children, and we do not knowingly collect information from minors. Every page is labeled with RTA and ICRA/SafeSurf tags so filtering software can block this site. See RTA & Safe Labeling. We cannot supervise how other people use their computers. Blocking has to happen on the device, account, or network you control.

If a minor has used this site

Clear the browser history and cookies on that device, enable one or more of the tools above, and talk with the child about why adult sites are off-limits. If you believe a performer on a linked platform is under 18, report that directly to the platform that hosts the room. Our 18 U.S.C. § 2257 statement explains where those records are kept.