Reply To: What can the company running a kosher Internet filter see?

An alternative method, which probably requires a VPN, is to have the “censor” block any and all sites until the site in approved. When someone goes to a new site, the program (probably a human is required) looks at the site and according to know rules unblocks it. The first a user (anywhere in the system) looks at a site they get a note saying it is blocked, and asking if they want it unblocked, in which case there is a delay while the “censor” checks it out.