What does “analyzing” mean?
This article explains what you're seeing, and, if necessary, the steps to take to ensure healthy accountability.
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This article explains what you're seeing, and, if necessary, the steps to take to ensure healthy accountability.
Use this article to ensure Screen Recording permissions in Catalina, macOS 10.15, are enabled for Covenant Eyes.
Covenant Eyes is compatible with the four major operating systems: Android™, iOS, macOS®, and Windows. Read this article for more details!
Apple provides free website-based filtering via "Screen Time" on Mac, but this can conflict with Covenant Eyes.
On occasion we receive questions about Linux and our service. This article answers the most frequently asked questions and offers a few suggestions.
The Windows and Mac operating systems allow you to set up multiple user profiles on your computer. You can set different Covenant Eyes usernames for each user profile.
This article will help you accept the Terms and Conditions page for the public hotspot that you are trying to connect to.
Covenant Eyes Account Administrators can set certain members as "restricted," meaning they cannot generate an uninstall code.
Our filter test page, covenanteyesfilter.com, is a safe way for you to test the filter. This page will block itself if the filter is active.
On computers and iOS devices, Screen Accountability keeps on working when private browsing is used. For Android, we notify the ally that private browsing has been used.