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Using Covenant Eyes on a Computer with Multiple Users

Last Updated: June 12, 2014

Luke Gilkerson
Luke Gilkerson

Luke Gilkerson has a BA in Philosophy and Religious Studies and an MA in Religion. He is the author of Your Brain on Porn and The Talk: 7 Lessons to Introduce Your Child to Biblical Sexuality. Luke and his wife Trisha blog at IntoxicatedOnLife.com

Do you want every computer user in your home to have their own Internet safety settings? Do you want to get Accountability Reports for each member of your household individually? Do you want each user to have their own Filter settings, based on their age and maturity?

Set up your Covenant Eyes account with multiple users, then watch the videos below to set up your home computers to make using Covenant Eyes easy.

Windows Computers

Mac Computers

Photo credit: departmentofed
  • Comments on: Using Covenant Eyes on a Computer with Multiple Users
    1. wendy

      Hi
      Can this be put on smartphones?

      Reply
    2. Gina

      I think I did this wrong. I signed myself and my husband up on my phone, then installed it on his phone. How do I know if his phone is on my account?

      Reply
      • Chris McKenna

        Hi, Gina – were you able to resolve this issue? If not, can you please call customer service at 877-479-1119? Thanks
        Chris

    3. John-Paul Ignatius Mary

      I have a client who shares his computer with his roommate who does not know about his temptations. Is it possible to not have covenant eyes when his roommate logs on to the computer, but when my client log in he has it? In this way, his roommate does not find out.

      Or is this possible if he sets-up his computer with two boot partitions. This, in effects, make two computers out of the one.

      Reply
      • Chris McKenna

        Hello! I honestly have never fielded that question, so I would suggest calling our customer support team (maybe you’ve already called them) to find out if someone from our Windows Support team can better answer your question: 877-479-1119.

        Regards,
        Chris

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