Why doesn't Apple forbid developers to submit apps in browsers and make a Mac-only app uploader?
No serious iOS developer develops iOS apps on a PC as it is nothing less than a nightmare to get a functioning development environment for iOS running on a PC. Where did you get that stat from ?
Can I block Facebook website on my Android browser to get rid of its addiction?
Hi frend, I think you can try following apps or browsers to block websites on Android:#1: ES File ExplorerFar and away, that using ES File Explorer to block websites on Android is a super convenient way. It needs in virtue of editing the hosts files. Beginners might don’t know what the hell is the hosts file, in fact, it is a plain-text file in an operating system to map hostnames to its IP address. In my view, ES File Explorer is the most suitable file manager and text editor to block websites on Android through hosts files.#2: Safe BrowserSafe Browser is neat and practical web browser which make you online safer by monitoring millions websites and billions of webpages. With it, you can block porn, violation, gambling or gun related websites. Meanwhile, you are able to keep away from virus and spyware. If you have a child, you can restrict them from playing online games frequently.#3: Kaspersky Parental ControlIf your child is still entering unwanted websites and software, I believe Kaspersky Parental Control is your best bet. This program works with the standard browser Android and impede your child go into other browsers that haven’t been filtered. To flexibly block access to inappropriate websites and keep family relationships more harmonious, you can follow the steps below to block websites on Android.#4: Trend MicroHave you ever considered using an antivirus application to block websites on your Phone? Maybe you have not realized blocking websites on phones is very easy and smooth, particularly on Android. Here I highly recommend an antivirus program-Trend Micro. This is a reputable security agency whose key responsibility is distributing and developing multiple security applications. Trend Micro is also a real market bellwether and a trustworthy app for blocking websites on Android.If you only need block Facebook app, then you can read this tutorial: How to Block Facebook on iPhone, Android and Mac?
How do I block irritating ads in the UC Browser for Android?
UC Browser has gone worst with unnecessary news and in-app ads.I would recommend the mini version of UC browser. However this also pushes unnecessary stuffs to the user these days. So lets go back and see how all these apps started. That time there were no ads no news no unnecessary crap filled in the app and it did only what it is supposed to do.So keeping it simple,Uninstall the existing UC app (not just only the app, go to file manager and delete the related folders of UC)Install older version of UC Mini - UC Browser Mini 9.1.1 apkYou can get the apk by googling with version number.Peace…
How can I prevent private browsing on iPhone?
If your question is how I can turn off private browsing, just click tabs > (uncheck) private.If your question means how to disable private browsing: you have to set up website restriction:Go to settings > general > restrictions > Websites > select Limit Adult Content or Specific Websites Only. Voila! Private button disappeared!
Is there a way to block certain sites in Chrome on Android?
On your Android device, open the Chrome app .Tap More Settings.Tap Site Settings Notifications.Use the blue slider at the top of the screen to turn this feature to Ask first or Blocked.Ask first: You’ll receive an alert from Chrome whenever a site wants to show you notifications. This is the default setting.Blocked: You won’t see any notifications from websites.Turn off notifications from some sitesOn your Android device, open the Chrome app .Go to the website you don’t want to receive notifications from.To the left of the web address, tap Lock .Next to "Notifications," tap the Down arrow . Choose Allow or Block.If you don’t see the setting here, this website can’t send you notifications.
How can I block websites on my Android phone?
On Android, you'll need to edit the hosts file on your device to redirect sites you want to block. You'll need a file manager, and a text editor - the easiest option is to use our favourite app ES File Explorer, which lets you do both things. Here's how it works.1. Install ES File Explorer Open ES File Explorer and tap the "/" button at the top. Tap on system > etc.2. In this folder, you'll see the hosts file - tap it and in the pop up menu, tap text. In the next pop up, tap ES Note Editor.3. Tap the three dots button in the top right, and tap edit.4. Now, you're editing the file, and to block sites, you want to redirect their DNS. To do this, just start a new line, and type "127.0.0.1 www.blockedwebsite.com" (without the quotes, where blocked website is the name of the site you're blocking) for each website you want to block. For example, you'll have to type 127.0.0.1 www.google.com to block Google.5. Reboot your Android device.If that method is too complex for you, you can install an anti-virus app such as Trend Micro that lets you block websites.1. Install the app and run it. Go to Options > Safe surfing.2. Now swipe to Parental Controls and click set up account. Create an account and you'll see an option called Blocked List in the app. Tap it, and tap Add. Now add the websites you want to block one at a time. Once that is done, you won't be able to access these websites on your Android smartphone.source:http://m.gadgets.ndtv.com/intern...Edit:Open ES File ManagerNavigate to /system/etcLocate and long-press the hosts fileEdit as said above
Block porn downloading by using torrents?
Hello Ang. Don't listen to these idiots. I totally agree with you. You can block porn directly from the firewall, you can block access to certain websites or anything linked to keywords such as "porn,sex,babe" etc. Let me know if you need more help and ill give you instructions on how to do it.
Can AT&T see what im going on with my internet?
Perhaps if your parents called AT&T and asked, they might tell them the information. It's basically a safety issue, to make sure kids aren't being sexually abused on the internet. I'm sure they can tell your parents. Especially since your parents pay the bill - if you were to go online and purchase something your parents didn't know about, it is your parents' right to know if you or anyone else was on a website purchasing something with their information, etc. I don't know what to tell you... like, if you're just lookin' at some porn or whatever, that's normal and it would be a shame if your parents forbid you from being curious about sex or whatever, but at the same time, you're still a kid and your parents can make you do whatever they want. =/ Good luck with that. Chances are, unless your parents are a little psycho, or unless you have a history of doing horrible things, your parents probably wont call AT&T and find out where you've been surfing.
I run caught my son masturbate to porn. Can I get your opinion?
I am single mother and he is my only child. We came to USA nine months ago. We live in small flat. It has living room, bedroom, small bathroom and hall. I sleep in living room, because I want to give my son privacy (he is 15 and in puberty). I want to be open with him. I told him that we can talk about anything. We live in dangerous block and I am worried for us security. If he has some problem, I should know the first. I came back earlier yesterday and run into my son in living room. He was watching porn on internet and masturbating. He jump out from the chair and said: I'm so sorry! I'll never do it again! I was in shock, but I tried to stay calm. I told him to go in the bathroom and finish what he started. I don't wanted to think that I forbid him masturbation. I looked in monitor. There was a half naked girl who instructs how to masturbate. I turn off PC immediately. He returned after 10 minutes. He was very blushed. I explain to him that I don't have anything against masturbation and he can masturbate in his room or bathroom whenever he wants. That means he can't watch sex, only nude girls. I told him also I know you growing up, but you are too young to watch sex scenes. To be sure he will respect our little agreement, I forbid him to delete browsing history. Of course he can masturbate in the living room only when I am at work and I always knock when I enter in his room. I bought him lube and tissue today to be sure he don't spill his sperm in living room, because this is room where I sleep, eat and work. I think it is better to watch porn in our flat, than with other people in dangerous place. I'm not afraid he will be addicted, because he is excellent student and he wants to go on college after high school. Do you think that this is solution?
How do I stop somebody from viewing the source code of the webpage in browsers?
There are several strategies for this, but they are all ultimately superficial:You can obfuscate your HTML, embedded Javascript, and whatever else you can in order to keep the user from understanding your source code. They will still see the code -- just not be able to make any sense of it (for a while).You can write some Javascript to implement and attach mouse press/context menu listener(s) to the
element or simply to the Document object. This is extremely annoying to the user because you are effectively disabling context menus altogether, rather than only the "view source" button within the menu. A possible solution to this would be to simply re-create your own HTML context menu that would appear in place of the browser's and exclude the "view source" button. That's a lot of work though.You can avoid standard HTML and the likes in favor of another language that is interpreted by the browser (see Rich Internet application), and more importantly, does not feature source-viewing of the page or maybe even doesn't feature context menus at all. For example, try right clicking when watching Netflix, or when viewing Some simple Java animations. Silverlight applications and Java Applets can be stretched to encompass the entire viewport of the browser to accomplish your goal. Again, though, a lot of work to port a given website, and any given functionality it may need, to, say, Flash (don't do that!).When it's all said and done, anyone can simply download the output of a web server given a URL and eventually deobfuscate it.