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While the reasons that we want to secure our home networks with Arbiio are mostly universal, the reasons we may want to restrict or block content is much more nuanced. These are subjects the team at Arbiio is deeply passionate about, and we’re just as passionate about sharing our knowledge and research with you...

The Channel 10 study segment - devices cause brain damage in kids

Screens don't damage brains. What's on them does.

A viral study claims screen time destroys white matter in children's brains. The reality is far more nuanced - and far more useful for parents.

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The case for restricting Social Networks at home

Understanding social network risks helps parents and guardians make informed decisions about managing access at home effectively.

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A close-up of a person typing on a laptop keyboard, with a digital overlay showing a login form with a username and password field. Next to it, there is a warning symbol with an exclamation mark, suggesting a cybersecurity risk or phishing attempt. The image conveys the concept of online security threats, such as hacking or identity theft.

Blocking dangerous domains automatically for improved protection

Threats like malware and phishing attacks compromise your privacy and security. Explore the how and why of blocking dangerous domains effortlessly.

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Understanding dangerous domain types, and blocking them

In the realm of cybercrime, two types of domains have gained notoriety. Learn about them and how to block them to improve your home network security.

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Understanding "Typosquatting" and impersonated domains

Impersonated domain URLs and fake websites are particularly insidious ways to launch scams. Learn what they are and how to stop them.

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An illustration of a laptop displaying a search engine results page on its screen. Surrounding the laptop are various icons, including a magnifying glass, a speech bubble with a heart, an envelope, and a shield with a green checkmark symbolizing security. The word “Search” appears prominently with a search bar and magnifying glass icon. The background is light blue, creating a clean and modern design.

Why enforcing SafeSearch on your network level is a smart move

One tool that can be used to avoid inappropriate or harmful content is SafeSearch. Learn how to enforce this on your whole home network with Arbiio.

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The case for blocking dating sites and apps on your home network

One area that raises concerns in modern households is access or exposure to Tinder and other dating apps. Let's explore why and how to block them.

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Restricting video streaming as part of a digital parenting strategy

There is more than one compelling reason to limit access to video streaming services on your family home network. Let's explore the research.

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Why you should block all gambling sites and apps on your home network

Gambling can be a source of entertainment for some but poses dangers to young minds. Let's delve into why you should block the activity at home.

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