Selective protection for real life

Reduce explicit content on social media without leaving every useful community

Social platforms can support learning, work, service, friendship, and healthy interests. A selective plan keeps those purposes available while placing firmer boundaries around mature media, explicit communities, and recommendation loops.

Use four practical layers

  1. Turn Reddit's mature-content setting off

    Open Reddit Settings and keep “Show mature (18+) content” off. If a less strict account must use blur, remember that blurred media can still be revealed with a tap.

  2. Keep X's sensitive-media warning in place

    Do not enable the preference to display sensitive media. Turn autoplay off, use “Not interested,” and mute accounts or terms that repeatedly lead away from your chosen purpose.

  3. Keep only the communities that serve a clear purpose

    Review subscriptions and follows one by one. Keep the sources that support responsibilities or worthy interests, and leave the ones that regularly move attention toward content you have chosen to avoid.

  4. Place the hardest boundary outside the app

    Use browser or device controls for known mature communities, sensitive labels, and explicit destinations. Require a written reason and a delay before weakening protection for a nonurgent request.

Official setting references

Quiet protection. Steady choices.

Practice the boundary for one guided month

The optional Focus Toolkit pairs concrete device actions with brief offline practices and original reflection prompts. Core filtering remains free.

Get the toolkit for $4.99