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Internet filtering and device protection
Israel
Sinun is an internet filtering system approved by the Chabad rabbinical council in Israel that provides controlled internet access for Orthodox Jewish families and institutions. The service offers multiple filtering tiers for phones, tablets, and computers, with customer service-controlled website approval and blocking of hotspots to prevent unfiltered browsing.
Contact source checked 2026-11-07
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Website is in Hebrew. Service appears to operate in Israel with international pricing options. Organization is clearly affiliated with Chabad/Lubavitch movement.
Address/area as listed on the organization's website, checked 2026-11-07
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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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