@dovidstroh
@yzahn

If I'm on a deadline for a client, I need to shoot through pages of stock photos at times -- I fully understand the delay as images are being reviewed, and bravo for such a feature.

1. If I'm getting significant delays, can Netfree be turned off so I can continue working?

2. I have no problem with filtering, but who owns the keys?
   Does a user need to petition a va'ad for reshut to put the filter on hold?

3. How do we uninstall if it's too difficult based on our needs?

4. Can we even uninstall once we've joined the system?

My wife's usage must also be considered:

5. She works in the printing and publishing world and needs access to various sites for research. Most often Wikipedia and other Torah sites.

6. My wife is very clear that she wants to be able to zoom with her workmates -- ie other women. Is this locked out?

7. My wife wants to be able to watch recorded shiurim given by women. Can the filter be configured to allow sites deemed essential by the user?

8. My wife has a presence on LinkedIn and she gets new clients in that venue. Is LinkedIn available?

Moderators: I hope I've posted this is the right place -- I was not able to find this information elsewhere.

What is the practical difference between Netfree vs. Rimon?
I want a strict level of base filtering that allows rules to be set to allow needed sites.

• I'm a webmaster for several websites and I need to be able to access/administer them through the browser and through ftp.

• I'm a graphic artist and at times I'll need access to stock photo websites. The problem in this case is these websites seem to randomly toss in unexpected photos that I deem not-tznius.
  At times I will need to search through many screens of photos to find the best image.

• I need access to Gmail, Wix, Google fonts, and a few other sites to download shiurim.

1. Based on this description, what is the Netfree solution?
2. How is Rimon filtering different for this use case?
3. I don't have a clear understanding of the features/benefits of each company, so I'm turning to this forum for guidance. And I'm most grateful for the help.