How to block a creator on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube at once.
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Built-in parental controls can't do it: each app's blocks only work inside that app, and most don't let parents block one creator at all. Socialeyes lets you search a creator, topic or word once and block it across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, Facebook, Reddit and Pinterest, without banning any of the apps.
Why app-by-app blocking falls short
Creators post the same content everywhere. If a creator you don't want in your kid's feed is on TikTok, they're usually on Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts too. Native controls make you find and block them separately in each app, and on many apps a parent can't block an account on a teen's behalf.
Blocking the whole app is the other option most parental control tools offer. It works, but it takes away the friends, hobbies and creators you're happy with along with the ones you're not.
Blocking once, everywhere
In Socialeyes, search any creator or word and block it everywhere, or switch off whole topics like politics, sexual content or violence. Turn on risky-video blocking and flagged videos get covered on your kid's screen. Everything else in the app keeps working.
Common questions
Can I block a creator without banning the whole app?
Yes. Socialeyes blocks the creator, topic or word you choose and leaves the rest of the app working.
Which platforms does Socialeyes cover?
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, Facebook, Reddit and Pinterest.
Platform features change often. This guide describes each app's own controls as published at the time of writing; check the app's help pages for the latest.
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