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Checked 2026-10-21 · Recheck 2026-11-20
TAG — device and filtering guidance
Phone filtering
United States; international offices
Filtering and device-choice support for the frum community. Use the office finder to arrange help.
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Common questions
How do I filter the internet for a frum home?
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
How do I type in Hebrew on my phone?
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
How do I stop telemarketing calls?
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
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