Anti-Bypass Protection

Stops VPNs, proxies, and alternate-DNS workarounds before they connect.

The problem

Most parental controls fail the same way: a child installs a VPN app or finds a proxy site, and the filters go dark. Tech-savvy kids find these workarounds in minutes.

How Guardian-CORR solves it

Guardian-CORR blocks known VPN and proxy services at the network level and keeps DNS resolution on the gateway, so switching to a public DNS server can't sidestep your rules. Bypass attempts are detected, blocked, and flagged for you.

Which devices it protects

SmartphonesTabletsLaptops & desktopsGame consolesAny device that tries

How setup works

  1. 1

    Plug in the gateway — all network DNS routes through it automatically

  2. 2

    Keep bypass protection on for the child profiles that need it (it's on by default)

  3. 3

    Review flagged bypass attempts in your activity feed

Safety Events · Bypass attempts
vpn-service.exampleBlocked · VPN
proxy-site.exampleBlocked · Proxy
alt-dns.exampleBlocked · DNS override

Portal view — see it all from any browser

Frequently asked questions

Can my child install a VPN app to get around the filter?▾

Not at home. Known VPN and proxy services are blocked at the network level, and the attempt is logged in your activity feed.

What if they change the DNS settings on their device?▾

All DNS for the network is handled by the gateway, so alternate DNS settings can't route around your rules.

Do I need to configure anything?▾

No — bypass protection is on by default for child profiles. You can review flagged attempts in the portal anytime.

Protect your whole home in minutes

Plug in the gateway, create a profile, and every screen in the house is protected.

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