A PlayStation has a web browser, a store, and endless online play — and Sony's built-in controls don't filter the web. Guardian-CORR covers the connection instead: while a PlayStation is on your protected home network, restricted sites can't load, and bedtime schedules can end online gaming at night without touching a single console setting.
Guardian-CORR protects your PlayStation while it is connected to your protected home network. Away from home — on cellular or another Wi-Fi network — the device uses its normal, unfiltered connection. For away-from-home coverage on phones, you can pair Guardian-CORR with the device's built-in controls.
Plug the Guardian gateway into your existing router and connect your devices to the Guardian network
Create a profile for each child and assign their devices — nothing is installed on the PlayStation
Filtering, schedules, and alerts apply automatically while the PlayStation is at home
No. Filtering happens on the Guardian gateway, so the PlayStation is protected as soon as it's connected to your home Wi-Fi — no app, no profile install.
No — Guardian-CORR protects the PlayStation while it is connected to your protected home network. On cellular or another Wi-Fi network, it uses its normal connection.
Not while at home. The rules live on the gateway, not the device — there's nothing on the PlayStation to remove, reset, or sign out of.
Plug in the gateway, create a profile, and every screen in the house is protected.