SafeSearch and Restricted ModeAdd a safer starting point to search.
Apply supported search and video restriction settings as another layer in the family’s browsing rules.

Use supported SafeSearch settings alongside website rules for a younger child’s device.
Make it part of the routine.
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Enable supported search protections
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Check them on the child’s connection
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Keep reviewing results together
What to know before you start
Provider filters are imperfect. Restricted Mode is not a channel block or an age guarantee. Network enforcement only covers routed traffic.
Check device support →Does Restricted Mode block all YouTube Shorts?
No. Shorts blocking is a separate Android supervision feature; Restricted Mode does not provide a reliable all-Shorts switch.
Works better together.
All features →Website and content filtering
Set category rules and website exceptions that fit your child rather than relying on a single blanket block.
Explore feature Online protectionYouTube parental controls
Explore YouTube channel blocking and an all-Shorts rule in FamilyAtlas’s Android preview. Keep other allowed videos separate, with clear device and permission limits.
Explore feature Online protectionBlock YouTube Shorts
Block YouTube Shorts separately from regular videos in FamilyAtlas’s Android preview. See setup requirements, playback limits and why router-only blocking cannot do this.
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