What are eero Plus Content Filters?

eero Plus Content Filters help protect everyone on your network from unsuitable content online. You can enable Content Filters within Profiles for each individual profile, and the selected filters will apply to all devices under that profile.

We've recently added more content filter categories (like Shopping, Social Media, Chat and Messaging, Streaming, and YouTube Restricted) to give you more granular parental controls. You can quickly set up filters with preset filter levels (like Pre-K, Pre-Teen, Teen, and Adult).

How do I set up Content Filters in the eero App?

There are a few ways you can set up Content Filters in the eero App. Below are walkthroughs from different entry points:

Security & privacy

1. From the Home tab, tap the box below Security & privacy

2. Tap Network controls

3. Tap Content Filters

4. Tap on a profile you'd like to set up Content Filters for

   • If you haven't created any profiles yet, tap Create Profile

5. Select a filter level for your profile, and review the content types that will be filtered by default for the filter level selected

6. Tap Apply to confirm the filter level

7. Once you apply the filter level, you'll be taken to the Content Filter toggle screen where you can configure the settings to your liking

Profiles

1. Create at least one profile if you haven't already

2. On the Home tab, scroll to the Profiles section, and tap the profile you want to apply Content Filters to

3. On the Profile page, tap Content Filters

4. Select a filter level for your profile, and review the content types that will be filtered by default for the filter level selected

5. Tap Apply to confirm the filter level

6. Once you apply the filter level, you'll be taken to the Content Filter toggle screen where you can configure the settings to your liking

How do I disable Content Filters?

On the Content Filters page for a given profile, toggle off the content categories one at a time to disable content filtering for all devices associated with that profile.

What happens when someone tries to access a blocked site?

A device associated with a profile with Content Filters active that attempts to access a blocked website will either be directed to blocked.eero.com or display a generic blocked message.

What if a site that should be blocked isn't or vice versa?

We're always improving the categorization of sites used by Content Filters. If you believe a site should be blocked but isn't or vice versa, you can:

• Use the Block & Allow Sites feature to add the website to the blocked list if it should have been blocked, or add it to the allowed list if the site was blocked incorrectly

• Report an inaccuracy on the blocked.eero.com page

• Contact Support to investigate

How can I view Content Filter insights in the eero App?

If a device with content filtering set to active attempts to visit a blocked website, the Content Filters graph will display the profile name, device nickname, and content category. To view these insights in the eero App:

1. Tap on the Activity tab

2. Tap Content Filters, then tap the name of the desired profile

3. You can view the aggregated data by day, week, or month

How often do Content Filter graphs update?

The data will update within an hour of an attempt to access blocked content.