Technical Glossary

Practical, neutral explanations of terms referenced in this directory. No technical bypass information is provided.

The practice of sharing blocking tool status or configurations with a trusted third party to ensure the digital barrier remains active.

Software functionality that prevents specific applications (e.g., casino apps) from being launched or installed on a device.

The technical process of interrupting a device's ability to render or connect to a specific digital destination.

Using built-in operating system features (like Screen Time or MDM policies) to limit what software can be run or modified on a device.

Any software or configuration implemented intentionally to add friction between a user and specific online content.

The system translating human-readable web addresses into IP addresses. DNS filtering blocks resolution at the network layer.

A tool whose primary purpose and maintained blocklists are specifically focused on online gambling and betting destinations.

Software designed broadly to limit distractions or manage time, requiring manual configuration to target specific categories like gambling.

The ongoing requirement to update blocklists, renew software subscriptions, and ensure device operating system updates haven't disabled the barrier.

Applying restrictions at the router or DNS level, meaning all devices connecting through that specific network are subject to the rules.

A formal process where an individual registers with operators or regulatory bodies to legally prevent themselves from accessing gambling services.

Technology that analyses web traffic or URLs against a database to decide whether a page should be allowed to load.