2 layers of protection and 1 policy, and what each of them cannot do.
Sites in a blocked category do not open, safe search is forced where the search engine supports it, and the filter notices a second VPN app, because a phone runs 1 VPN at a time.
In the WiseHaven Browser and in a paired browser add-on, every image on a page is scored by a model that runs on the device. Nothing about the page is uploaded.
1 policy covers every device on a profile. Change it once and the devices pick it up.
The events above, with the delay the policy sets, and the policy itself. Not the pages, not the searches, not the pictures.
No filter on any phone can see video inside another company's app. WiseHaven decides whether that app runs, opens in the WiseHaven Browser instead, or does not open.
On iPhone and iPad, Apple does not let an app see another app's screen. An iPhone gets filtering, the browser, app restrictions on supervised phones, and events.
If the filter cannot decide, it never lets the image through. On a child profile it blocks. On an adult profile it blurs.
We would rather say this here than after you pay.