
How do I block a website for a specific user?
I have profiles set up for all devices in the house, but want to have the ability to block specific websites for specific profiles (otherwise I'd ditch Eero plus and use an OpenVPN solution - but would rather this be user-specific)
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Seems users have been asking for this feature for two years - Its important and your competitors are offering it. I would suggest you move quickly as Google, Netgear and others offer this ability. One question I have is that domains can be blocked at the router level - what would happen if a router connected to the internet (a bridge) and then connected Eero? The idea being that the router could then block specific sites - and sites that are not blocked could leverage the speed and utility of the Eero mesh network?
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eero - wake up!
We are in a new day in age where our children are learning at home - they finish a school meeting and all of the sudden fire up mine craft and youtube and as a result they get in trouble later. As a responsible manufacturer and developer of this equipment, you need to unlock this feature. COVID-19 demands it. Get with the program, this should not be a difficult task to simply block a domain and/or URL from specific devices and/or family profiles. Lets go!
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This is starting to become a critically needed feature. It's disappointing Eero hasn't caught up with modern times yet. I've been a staunch supporter of Eero but the lack of updates and control for Eero Secure are discouraging.
Eero! Please make some improvements in this area soon before you lose all your customers. I don't want to leave Eero but competition is looking better and better.
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I wish I had found this thread before investing in Eero, not blocking sites has become crucial during the pandemic, where my kids have to have access to electronics but I don't want them on Youtube and other sites. I'm beyond my 30 day return date. :( Guess I'm going to have to see them at a loss and move to Orbi.
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Let me be clear. This feature is essential for parents. If you cannot deliver on this feature (and you have already had 2 years to do so), then you will lose my business. I will update my reviews on Amazon.com and I will go and purchase a different product, such as an Orbi, which does offer this feature.
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@sieglock
I want to add my voice to this chronic need. As a parent, you need the ability to block specific sites and to approve all new devices attempting to access the network. Additionally a simple off option for wireless should have been a feature from the beginning. I am very disappointed I purchased Eero as it is a huge failure. Really a substandard product I regret installing this router. I am ready to dig out the old net gear. I see others have chosen Orbi. I will check into them. I have spoken to many eero support people about this issue. Unresolved for too long. Eero is not a product I can recommend
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Wujo, if any of my 3, 6, and 6 year old can figure out how to get around it instead of doing their virtual schooling- then I guess they don't need virtual schooling because they are pretty advanced.
The point is Eeero is behind the times. I blocked Facebook on my router after my step-daughter was out of line on it when she was 16... she's 28 now. Blocking a site is not exactly new-fangled futuristic technology, if Eero can't figure this crap out they have no business selling product at the price they are selling it for.
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The fact that this is sitting as 'answered' for 2 years with a "marketing non-answer" says a lot of about Eero's direction. After waiting 2 years for this feature, I'm also changing platform. Great that someone is creating a platform this easy to implement but can't be recommended for parents or any other situation where Internet access needs to be monitored and controlled.
I've backed this company from the early days and have purchased ~10 pro devices for multiple houses. Very disappointed at the evolution of features for power users.
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I've been monitoring this thread for a while, and signed up to comment on this. I've been using Eero for several months now, and have been extremely happy with the technology and the UI for managing the network. However, the parental controls, domain blocking, logging and options to set time limits is extremely disappointing, especially considering this comes at an extra charge for the Eero + Advanced Setting. I wish I had bought the Orbi!!!! I hope anyone doing research finds this post and buys Orbi, to get controls which actually consider user requirements!!! Since Eero marketing clearly does not care about the customers, I will be buying the Orbi and recommending to anyone who asks to do the same!! On a side note... even if you restrict adult content, the site still loads shows all the screen clip images but restricts the video from showing??? I emailed support on this issue, and after two weeks have not received a response...
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I am also struggling with kids doing all their school work from home while I try to do a full time job. I'm very dissapointed my new Eero does not allow blocking of Youtube, Roblox etc in school hours. I had my ISP router set up to block these websites on a schedule. My gateway Eero now receives internet feed from the router, and I thought these blocks would still work. Unfortunately it appears that with the gateway Eero now handling the DNS, it is able to evade the router's domain blocks. So I have in effect paid a lot of money to Eero to ruin my kids homework and home schooling. I'm not happy about this.
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Look, with everyone's kids at home right now, you're losing customers daily. You MUST ADD this ability to the eero or you will continue to lose customer after customer. It's not enough to PAUSE devices or schedule these pauses. You need to be able to schedule URL access and pause access to SITES, as well. People have been asking for this for 2 years now, there is no excuse anymore. GET IT DONE.