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title: Content
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createdAt: 2025-12-18T19:26:33.962Z
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Navigate to the sidebar menu: [Protection](docId\:AOavaXBxIc2KMEjwXC3Pi) > [Policies](docId\:i3Yd_tV8604vQf9JT7_CC)  open a **Standard Policy**, and select the** Content** tab in the top navigation bar.
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## Overview

The **Content** module allows you to regulate internet access based on the nature of the websites being visited. Unlike the Malware module (which focuses on security threats), this section focuses on **Access Control** and **Policy Enforcement** (e.g., preventing access to gambling sites or reducing distractions).

## Interface Overview

The dashboard is organized into two main navigation areas to help you manage your security policy:

- **Left Sidebar:** Lists the specific filtering groups (e.g., *Parental Control*, *Work*, *Leisure and Others*).
- **Main Panel:** Displays the specific categories contained within the selected group, along with their control toggles.

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You may notice a** Clock Icon** next to each category toggle. This feature is designed to set time-based restrictions, allowing you to define specific time windows when the protection should be active.
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## Understanding the <font color="#111827">Modules</font>

Different groups target different types of web traffic. Use this guide to decide which ones to restrict.

| ### Category Group                     | ### Focus & Description                                                                                              |
| -------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Parental Control**                   | The most critical group for minors and schools. Blocks **Pornography, Gambling**,<br />**Drugs**, and **Violence**.  |
| **IT Services**                        | Manages access to technical tools like <br />**File Storage**, **Web Hosting** and **Translators**.                  |
| **Work**                               | Blocks categories related to specific job functions, such as **Job Search** or **Professional Networking**.          |
| **Leisure and Others**                 | Focuses on removing distractions. Includes **Social Networks, Video Streaming**, and **Online Games**.               |
| **Ads & Trackers**                     | Blocks advertising banners and tracking scripts. Enabling this group significantly <br />**speeds up web browsing**. |
| **National Blocklist and Foundations** | Blocks sites deemed illegal or restricted by specific national authorities (e.g., government-mandated blocklists).   |

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If a category block is too aggressive (e.g., blocking "Health" prevents access to a hospital site), add the specific domain to your <font color="#374151">**Exceptions (Allow List)**.</font>
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## Configuration & Logic

The filtering logic works with simple toggles:

- **Toggle ON (**<font color="#1174db"></font>**):** The category is **BLOCKED**. Users will not be able to visit websites belonging to this group.
- **Toggle OFF (**<font color="#a5adb6"></font>**):** The category is **ALLOWED**.
- **Enable All / Disable All:** Located at the bottom-right of each group. Checking this box instantly blocks **all categories** in the current group. Unchecking it disables the global block, allowing you to select individual categories.

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You don't have to block the entire group. For example, in *Leisure,* you can block **Social Networks&#x20;**&#x62;ut allow **Music & Radio**.
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