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dickthegrouch

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17. Most people don't know how to disappear those sites

Reply to hunter (Reply #10)

Fri Nov 14, 2025, 01:22 PM

Nov 14

The number of different ways is dizzying and depends on what firewall or computer you’re using.

If each of us who knows how offers one way to block a site we could help a lot of others here.

Search algorithms are your friend for this. But I’ll start:

iPhone has a block website feature if you navigate to
settings -> screen time -> content and privacy -> web content. Now enter the site you want to restrict.

Sadly it can’t be done as a context-based thing but the domain name is always shown in the safari browser. That’s all you need to block an entire site.

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One more time - PLEASE check alleged quotes, including quotes in images, before posting them on DU as real, [View all] highplainsdem Nov 14 OP

You can't win a fight against the Internets Stacey Grove Nov 14 #1

You can try. If you don't try, you're helping the trolls. It takes only a minute to check those quotes. highplainsdem Nov 14 #2

I can dig it Stacey Grove Nov 14 #4

I've probably got more than 95% of the internet, by volume, blacklisted. hunter Nov 14 #10

I walk a lot Stacey Grove Nov 14 #11

Good for you! I have thought about it though... SouthBayDem Nov 14 #15

Most people don't know how to disappear those sites dickthegrouch Nov 14 #17

Blocking third party cookies is important too. hunter Nov 14 #18

That's just part of the current semantic environment, unfortunately. Ursus Rex Nov 14 #3

+1 There's an upside leftstreet Nov 14 #9

Like Lincoln said Shambala Nov 14 #5

I don't know about that. usonian Nov 14 #6

Sadly, there is no prohibition against spreading misinformation or lies. Fiendish Thingy Nov 14 #7

i'm worried about the future. i keep a tab in browser to google the crap i see. mopinko Nov 14 #8

Agreed. I paraphrased, using quotes here on DU & was called on it. I argued that it was very similar. I was wrong. AnotherMother4Peace Nov 14 #12

I really WISH there was a way to quarantine suspicious posts that have unverified "quotes" FakeNoose Nov 14 #13

Good reminder. Thanks for posting. Martin68 Nov 14 #14

It's not just the fake quotes or social media quotes or AI. A weekly very obvious satire posted on here gets more people WhiskeyGrinder Nov 14 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author WarGamer Nov 14 #19