How come SafeSearch won't turn off?

SafeSearch is just that - it won't turn off automatically.

To turn it off, go to Settings - Devices - > Google > Apps > YouTube and find SafeSearch and turn it off.

I'd like to turn on "safe search" (just as I do for my own videos) because I am on a public wifi-hotspot and I often get videos which use profanity. Unfortunately I often get messages like this: The message will get sent out if you use any of the search terms below. For example, searching for a specific word like "cunt" will cause all future searches in youtube with that word in the search term to be blocked until you manually activate safe search. If you've enabled the option, then we'll send an email that contains all of the terms you used for that search term (example: if you entered "cunt" then the email will say "cunt, cunn" etc.)

If you're logged in with a Google account, you can just go to your Youtube profile and disable the Safe Search option there. Please note that disabling SafeSearch will turn off any filters on individual videos (if you had SafeSearch on Youtube, this means that any videos in which the title contained certain words would be filtered for you). I really don't mind having to enable safe search when my friends are around and at work (whereby they would probably prefer that I didn't look for profanity), but when at home with my family there's no reason for it and the consequences I describe above don't apply. What should I do? What should I not do? What are my options? I understand that for a site such as youtube's it may be necessary to enforce their policies by turning off user's ability to control what videos they are allowed to watch, but I'm surprised it would be possible to make such a system opt-in rather than opt-out, and I wonder what their justification for making it opt-out is. I want my kids to watch as much youtube as they want and they're too young to know or care what they're watching, but it sounds bad for them to be able to use the internet with no form of protection. EDIT: For anybody interested, after a lengthy wait (it took a week to reply!), google responded to my request for clarification.

Why is my phone content filtering?

My mobile phone shows content filtering as I leave the office and move away from a wireless network in the car.

It's not always in effect, but usually it is and, when it's on, it can't be switched off.

Why would my phone show content filtering? Your mobile phone will display content filtering when you leave a secure wireless network or move your phone out of range of a secure wireless network. This means that the wireless connection is no longer secure and your mobile phone may be able to access content.

Some phones are protected against this by default but if they aren't they can allow the content access when in a car, and this is the reason why we see it. What happens if I switch off content filtering? If you have content filtering set up you will get a warning that your settings will be changed, as shown below. This warning doesn't appear on phones that have been factory set to protected (without the need for any user intervention) so you don't need to worry. What happens if I turn off content filtering? Content filtering will be turned off automatically without any warning so you will need to change your settings again. Can I stop my phone content filtering? No. Your mobile phone is protected by default and is only able to access content that has been authorised. If you switch content filtering off, your phone will still be protected.

Can I find out what apps I can access when content filtering is off? Yes, we've made this information available on our App Filter help page. Can I turn off the warning? You can turn off the warning by using the app settings in your mobile phone. You can do this by going to Settings > Apps > My Apps > App Settings > and click the 'Edit' button. Scroll down and make sure that the App Filter setting is set to 'Turn off'.

What happens if I turn on content filtering? When you switch on content filtering your phone will ask you to enter your credentials (username and password). If you forget the password or lose it, you can reset it by going to Settings > Apps > My Apps > App Settings > and click the 'Reset Password' button.

Where do I go to change my content filtering settings?

How do I turn off filtering?

It seems that I should turn off "Filtering".

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What I don't understand is that, what is this error for? How should I manage these dependencies

If you wish to disable filtering for Service Bus namespace, select. Enable. filtering and then use a rule such as Delete. This way Service Bus resources such as queues, topics and events cannot be created. without a filter that matches the required properties. However, if you wish to create Service Bus resources using a query (such as. Selecting from mytopics, where name = Blah) without filtering, you. will have to apply a specific rule that disables the requirement to. filter. In this case, select Disable filtering.