The Global Allow and Global Block lists provide users with the ability to universally grant or prevent access to specific sites.
In some cases, adding certain high-level domains to the Global Allow or Global Block lists may impact core Securly functionality, including our ability to filter content, monitor activity, and issue alerts.
The tables below detail the effects of adding certain domains to these lists, explaining why Securly discourages users from doing so.
Global Allow
Domain |
Adding to the Global Allow list will |
google.com |
Break SafeSearch and impact Securly’s ability to flag, report on, block, and scan keywords for any policy. |
bing.com |
Break SafeSearch and impact Securly’s ability to flag, report on, block, and scan keywords for any policy. |
yahoo.com |
Break SafeSearch and impact Securly’s ability to flag, report on, block, and scan keywords for any policy. |
youtube.com |
Break SafeSearch and impact Securly’s ability to flag, report on, block, and scan keywords for any policy. Note: we recommend using Securly’s Youtube Controls panel to customize your settings for this site. |
wikipedia.org |
Break our ability to flag, report on, block, and scan for keywords. |
facebook.com |
Allow the domain for all users and disregard any other policy blocking social networking. Adding this domain will also impact Securly’s ability to flag sentiment within social posts and comments. |
twitter.com |
Allow the domain for all users and disregard any other policy blocking social networking. Adding this domain will also impact Securly’s ability to flag sentiment within social posts and comments. |
Global Block list
Domain |
Adding to the Global Block list will |
google.com |
Block the domain for all users and severely disrupt any 3rd-party apps or sites that require Google for authentication. Globally blocking google.com would also limit Securly’s ability to provide detailed reporting and alerts for those who use this search engine. For these reasons, adding google.com to the Global Block list is prohibited. |
bing.com |
Block the domain for all users and limit Securly’s ability to provide detailed reporting and alerts for those who use this search engine. |
yahoo.com |
Block the domain for all users and limit Securly’s ability to provide detailed reporting and alerts for those who use this search engine. |
youtube.com |
Note: we recommend using Securly’s Youtube Controls panel to customize your settings for this site. |
wikipedia.org |
Block the domain for all users and limit Securly’s ability to provide detailed reporting and alerts for those who use Wikipedia for schoolwork. |
facebook.com |
Block the domain for all users and limit Securly’s ability to provide sentiment analysis for posts and comments for those who regularly use the Facebook platform. |
twitter.com |
Block the domain for all users and limit Securly’s ability to provide sentiment analysis for posts and comments for those who regularly use the Twitter platform. |
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