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Organization of Jewish amateur radio operators and their friends, with local groups.
633 NE 167th St. Miami, FL 33162
TAG South Florida operates two offices serving the South Florida Jewish…
TAG (Technology Awareness Group) is a nonprofit with offices in many Jewish communities that helps people install internet filters and set up phones and computers to match their standards. Contact a local TAG office or your rabbi for guidance.
Source: TAG (Technology Awareness Group): TAG · checked 2026-11-07
On iPhone, go to Settings, General, Keyboard, Keyboards, Add New Keyboard and choose Hebrew; Apple's support page explains the steps, and Android phones have a similar language setting. Then switch keyboards with the globe key.
Source: Apple Support: Add or change keyboards on iPhone - Apple Support (KW) · checked 2026-11-07
Register your number free on the National Do Not Call Registry; you can also report unwanted calls there.
Source: Federal Trade Commission: National Do Not Call Registry · checked 2026-11-07
JRA lists kosher phone and filter providers under Technology. Search "kosher phone" with your city.
Source: Jewish Research Advisory: Phones & filters · checked 2026-11-07
Short summaries written by JRA, linked to the source each one is based on. General information, not a halachic ruling.
OSM records require documented audience review before public display. Regional OSM business leads are now connected through a separately licensed collection. These are not verified Jewish/frum providers, current inventory, professional licensing or eligibility evidence. TAG device pages and filter vendors are useful links. No catalogue reuse grant is recorded; model support, prices and filter approval must come from authorized current provider data.