Google Images, Google Shopping, Google News

[Dtcolton]

With Safe Kids installed, age of profile set to born in 2010, child is therefore 9. Google Chrome "SafeSearch" is turned on. I tried to perform a basic search. Search term: Hentai Under the Google results for All no results. Good. Under the Google results for Videos no results. Good. Under the Google results for Maps no results. Good. Under the Google results for Finance no results. Good. Under the Google results for Images, lots of results. Bad. Under the Google results for News, lots of results that had cover art. Bad. Under the Google results for Books, lots of results. Bad. Under the Google results for Shopping, lots of results. Bad. What's a parent to do?

[Flood and Flood's wife]

With Safe Kids installed, age of profile set to born in 2010, child is therefore 9. Google Chrome "SafeSearch" is turned on. I tried to perform a basic search. Search term: Hentai Under the Google results for Images, lots of results. Bad.Under the Google results for News, lots of results that had cover art. Bad.Under the Google results for Books, lots of results. Bad.Under the Google results for Shopping, lots of results. Bad. What's a parent to do?

Hello Dtcolton, Welcome! Please tell us:

1. Parent device operating system: version? build?
2. Child device operating system: version? build?
3. KSK version installed on (parent) device?
4. KSK version installed on (child) device?
5. GoogleChrome version?
6. When "images, news, books & shopping" are accessed, is it thru the Google Chrome browser or thru a GoogleApp, like "HelloGoogle", that redirects to a Google browser?
7. What settings in KSK Application Categories, have you set to configure KSK to limit searches when Google Chrome is used?
8. What settings in KSK Application monitoring, have you set to configure KSK to identify searches when Google Chrome is used?

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1. If you could let me know please, so I can test the issue you're reporting and see if I get the same results?

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1. For the parent, using KSK via the web portal (MyKaspersky account), there are 3 places to manage applications:

(1) Notifications - MyKaspersky portal (2) Application monitoring - MyKaspersky portal (3) Application Categories - MyKaspersky portal Please let us know? Thanks. --- References: https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/ksk-kisa-descoping/26010/ https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/smarter-safe-kids/27355/ https://help.kaspersky.com/KSK/Win1.5/en-US/94698.htm https://help.kaspersky.com/KSK/Mob1.0MR16update13/en-US/94982.htm https://help.kaspersky.com/KSK/Mac1.0MR4/en.lproj/index.htm

[Flood and Flood's wife]

Hello Dtcolton, I set KSK on a Windows device & a Android device - Child - born 2010, no additional configuration of any KSK features. The 2010 template is: Allowed

1. Job search

The Job search category includes websites that serve for establishing contacts between employees and candidates, Job search websites, professional networks, etc.Learn more https://kids.kaspersky.com/recruitment-category/ The Recruitment category includes web resources serving for job search and/or establishing contact between an employer and a job applicant: Websites of recruitment agencies. Web pages of employer companies’ HR describing available positions and job benefits. Independent web portals containing job offers from employers and recruitment agencies. Professional social networks, including those intended for publication/search of information on applicants that are not actively searching for a job. Priority: Low

1. Electronic commerce

The Electronic commerce category includes websites for any electronic money transactions through special web applications. Please note: any bank card (debit or credit, plastic or online, local or international) as well as electronic currency can be technically used for transactions. Websites are categorized disregarding of their use of such technical aspects as data transfer via the SSL protocol, 3D Secure authentication, etc. Learn more https://kids.kaspersky.com/ecommerce-category/ The E-commerce category includes web resources designed for electronic monetary transactions using special web applications: Online shopping or online auctions intended for selling of any goods or services to individuals and/or entities. Web pages of public and private organizations or individuals that provide paid services of any kind. Internet banking: electronic monetary transfers between bank accounts, bank deposits, conversion of currencies, payment for third-party services, etc. Electronic wallets that provide access to a user account. Priority: Medium Pros: Your child will be denied access to websites where he or her can spend the parents’ money. The use of this category helps to both prevent cases of shopping at legitimate online stores, and restrict access to online banking and fraudulent online stores. Cons: The category restricts access to online toy stores and paid legitimate services such as libraries, audio stores, etc. Recommendation: If you entrust your child with money and are confident that he or she will spend wisely, you can either leave the category unblocked or add trusted online stores to the whitelist

1. Computer games

The Computer games category includes websites associated with computer games of various genres, including browser games, their discussion and information on distribution. Learn more https://kids.kaspersky.com/gaming-category/ The Computer games category includes web resources devoted to computer games of various genres: Websites of game developers. Web resources serving discussion platforms for computer games. Online games, both single- and multiplayer, requiring installation of local application files or browser add-ons and extensions. Web resources designed for advertising, distribution, and support of games. Priority: Low Pros: A child will not be able to play online games and browse gaming portals. Cons: Some games contribute to a child’s development by training logical thinking, speed of reaction, or awareness. In this case, blocking this category could potentially limit access to useful resources that a child is interested in, and inhibit the child’s development.

1. News media

The News media category includes websites containing public news information, which is formed by mass media as well as websites where content is submitted by users. Learn more https://kids.kaspersky.com/news-media-category/ The News media category includes web resources containing public news content generated by media or online platforms with user-generated content: The official media. News clipping services quoting official sources. News aggregators collecting news from various official and unofficial sources. Social news web sites publishing user-generated content. Priority: Medium Pros: News portals frequently include articles containing violence, as well as hate and abuse in the comment sections. Cons: Blocking this category may result in lack of information or unavailability of materials useful for education and awareness. Warning

1. Software, audio, video

The Software, audio, video category includes websites for downloading movies, recordings of sports events and concerts, music, music videos, video clips, audio and video learning materials, etc. (irrespective of physical location of files).https://kids.kaspersky.com/software-category/ The Software, audio, video category includes web resources used for downloading the following files: Audio and video materials: movies, recordings of sports broadcasts, recordings of concerts, any audio compositions, clips, videos, educational audio and video recordings, etc. Torrent trackers and file sharing web sites, regardless of the physical location of distributed files. Electronic software catalogs, including trial versions. Priority: Medium Pros: A child will not be able to download malware or any restricted movies or games. Cons: Potential drawbacks include automatic blocking of all resources containing audio and video materials.

1. Internet communication

The Internet communication category includes websites that let registered or unregistered users send personal messages to other users or add publicly or partially accessible content to the websites under certain terms, including Social networks.Learn more https://kids.kaspersky.com/internet-communications-category/ Internet Communication Media Category The Internet communication media category includes web resources serving for sending personal messages to other users and providing functionality for content publication (public or partially public): Social Networks: Websites designed for creating and listing contacts and enabling instant correspondence between people, organizations, and the government, requiring user account registration. Web chats and web resources designed for distribution and support of instant messaging applications (real-time communication). Forums and Blogs: Web resources designed for public discussion of various topics by means of special web applications, including blogging platforms (websites that provide services for creation and maintenance of blogs). Classifieds: Web resources designed for publication and search of classified ads for buying/selling of goods and services. Virtual dating services. Webmail: webmail login pages and mailbox pages containing e-mail messages and related data (for example, personal contacts). The category does not apply to Internet service provider pages offering email service. Priority: High Pros: You can limit your child’s communication with strangers. Cons: Social networks and other online communication platforms are the default method of communicating with friends for today’s children.

1. Religions, religious associations

The Religions, religious associations category includes websites that contain information about public movements, unions, and organizations that imply any form of religious ideology and/or cult.Learn more https://kids.kaspersky.com/religions-category/ The Religions, religious associations category includes web resources containing materials about social movements, communities, and organizations based on a religious ideology and/or worship in any form: Websites of official religious organizations of different levels, from international religious denominations to local religious communities. Websites of unregistered religious associations and communities that emerged historically as a result of separation from a dominant religious association or community. Websites of religious associations and communities that emerged independently of traditional religious movements, including those founded by an individual. Websites of interdenominational organizations serving as a platform for interaction between representatives of various traditional religions. Web resources with scientific, historical, or encyclopedic materials on religion. Web resources containing detailed depiction/description of worshiping, including ceremonies and rituals associated with the worship of God or creatures and/or objects attributed with supernatural properties. Priority: Low Pros: The category is primarily intended to block websites of various destructive cults, which often lure unsuspecting children into their ranks. Cons: The category includes all websites related to religion, including educational resources and encyclopedic articles.

1. Profanity

The Profanity category includes any websites that contain strong language. Please note: the Profanity category includes websites with linguistic and philological materials that contain profanity as a subject matter. Learn more https://kids.kaspersky.com/profanity-category/ The Profanity category includes a variety of web resources containing elements of foul language. Note: The Profanity category may include web resources containing works on linguistic and philology addressing profanity as a subject for analysis Priority: High Pros: All links, such as forum pages containing profanity, will be blocked. Cons: Since foul language is a relevantly common phenomenon on the Internet, some legitimate resources containing user comments may be blocked. However, the cases where resources, which are otherwise appropriate for a child, contain profanity, are extremely rare. Recommendation: We recommend blocking this category. Even if one of the pages containing profanity is blocked, other pages of the same site will be available for visiting. ---- Using a GoogleChrome v75.0.3770.143, searched Hentai as follows: Google results = All = blocked Google results = Videos = blocked Google results = Maps = not blocked Google results = Finance = blocked Google results = Images = blocked Google results = News = blocked Google results = Books = blocked Google results = Shopping = blocked All blocks were presented with: