To run the program, you must first set the guardian settings. Select the projects, etc. that you do not want to be seen in the guardian settings. If a project is in that category, it will be blocked 95.3% of the time. To unblock it, you will need the password for the parental setting.

Parental settings for Scratch? There isn’t much inappropriate content out there on Scratch tbh

hydrofungus wrote:

Parental settings for Scratch? There isn’t much inappropriate content out there on Scratch tbh

But what do you think if you break through in every way possible? Inappropriate projects include suicidal projects and encounters

NIHONBO-RU wrote:

hydrofungus wrote:

Parental settings for Scratch? There isn’t much inappropriate content out there on Scratch tbh

But what do you think if you break through in every way possible? Inappropriate projects include suicidal projects and encounters

I’m sure they won’t be there for long. And how is a project “in” a category?

NIHONBO-RU wrote:

hydrofungus wrote:

Parental settings for Scratch? There isn’t much inappropriate content out there on Scratch tbh

But what do you think if you break through in every way possible? Inappropriate projects include suicidal projects and encounters

They aren't supposed to be on the website in the first place.

Inappropriate projects allowed on Scratch anyway, and if you find one, report it.

Aren't inappropriate projects not allowed on Scratch already?
And if there are inappropriate projects that are not taken down yet, report the project so the Scratch Team will know so they can take it down

56-s wrote:

Dupe

that topic is closed.

56-s wrote:

Dupe

That isn't related to this topic

56-s wrote:

Dupe

This one is something like parental settings
That one is for restricting social actions for kids under 13

DifferentDance8 wrote:

This is still a dupe then, just of a different topic.

So this is a dupe then.

Please use the existing topic above

Um, age restricted content is rejected?

And this is age restricted content.

If there was something, it would be removed, not added to a list of adult-only projects.

qwertycodechamp90411 wrote:

Um, age restricted content is rejected?

And this is age restricted content.

If there was something, it would be removed, not added to a list of adult-only projects.

Nah, as the other posts kinda said, this is parental settings for scratch

56-s wrote:

Dupe

Thank you, we knew about that already.

56-s wrote:

Dupe

I should know, as I was the one who linked that first.

qwertycodechamp90411 wrote:

Um, age restricted content is rejected?

And this is age restricted content.

If there was something, it would be removed, not added to a list of adult-only projects.

No, this is different. Parental controls refer to a set of features or restrictions that can be placed on various devices or platforms to limit or monitor the content and activities that children can access. These controls are typically used by parents or guardians to ensure that their children have a safe online experience. Parental controls can include things like setting time limits on device usage, blocking access to certain websites or apps, and monitoring online interactions to protect children from inappropriate content or interactions.

On the other hand, adult-only projects are entirely different. Adult-only projects are typically related to content or activities that are intended for adults only. These could be in the form of movies, video games, events, or other forms of entertainment. These projects often contain explicit or mature content that is not suitable for children or individuals under a certain age, and they may have age restrictions or requirements for entry or access.

In summary, parental controls are tools or settings used to safeguard children's online experiences by restricting access to certain content or activities, while adult-only projects are specifically designed for adults and may contain content that is not suitable for younger audiences.

(Thanks ChatGPT for the explanation)