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QuestionHow can I block a website on the iPad?Community AnswerParental controls in the Settings app allows you to block websites with a passcode.
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QuestionHow do I force the host file to open in a text editor?Community AnswerIt can't be forced to open in a text editor, because it doesn't have the extension. To open, double-click the file and select the proper program to open it.
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QuestionCan this be reversible?Community AnswerYes, it is a reversible process. Just remove the extra lines you added. Alternatively, you can restore the hosts file from a backup.
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QuestionHow do I block a website on iPhone 6?Community AnswerGo into Settings > General > Restrictions and tap "Enable Restrictions." From there, you will be prompted to choose a pass code and indicate what websites you would like to block.
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QuestionI'm trying to block a virus on my dad's old Mac and I have no idea what his password is. He doesn't know his own password. Is there any other way to block the virus website that keeps popping up?Community AnswerUse a backup file that was prior to the virus. Ask your father if he remembers any of his passwords. If there is a pattern, maybe you can make a few educated guesses.
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QuestionWhat should I do if I am unable to click the "Full Control" box?Community AnswerYou probably are not using an admin account; try entering on an admin account.
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QuestionHow do I block a website on a Mac?Community AnswerYou can't block one website without blocking all websites on Mac.
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QuestionIf I followed all the steps and can still visit a website, are there other steps I should follow?Community AnswerIt depends on what device you're using. If you're using the method described for Android, for instance, Block Site is only compatible with certain web browsers.
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QuestionWhat do I do if it reads as a read only file when trying to save as?Community AnswerChange permission of the host file to become modifiable by your currently logged in PC user name. On Windows PC: first right click on the file > Properties > go to 'security' tab > click 'Edit' permission > on the first box of usernames click on your currently user name > then on the second box of permission allow for modify & create > click Apply > click Yes on the pop up warning > click OK > and OK again. Then you can save and replace the original file.
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QuestionHow do I do this on a Chromebook?ArroganceTop AnswererYou'll need to use the Parental Controls feature (in Settings). It is not possible to modify the hosts file in Chrome OS.
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QuestionIf you do this, how can you unblock the website?ArroganceTop AnswererYou do the opposite. Remove the "127.0.0.1" and the domain name you added from the host's file.
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