I tried to ask them, but they only let audio in other sites even if it's the same speaker on the open site. (that site everything is open without it being checked) They defiantly won't change their rules for one person, if there is a bigger crowd of women that want it, they might consider asking the same Rabanim (who are they?) if they can open approved videos in other sites as well.
I see it that they don't want to analyse each and every request, it takes alot of effort on their part. They just have black and white rules that they follow.
Netfree has an amazing filter system, but without this they are preventing a lot of families from joining them because of this and other "hashkafic" views that they don't permit to open which are important to other communities.
There can be an option of what level you want to have when you sign up.

This was meant to see if there are more women who are interested on promoting this idea. If one feels that is not for them, they should not ask Netfree to open it for them or they can listen to the audio if that is what they like.
This is Kosher and other filters let this.

The Rabanim don't say that women can't watch women.
I am referring to the videos that are allowed to play on audio mode only to have an option for video as well.
Right now we can watch it on one site only and I am trying to expand it to other sites as well.
This might bring a lot more families to get NetFree which don't because of that.

@DovidStroh said in Women should be able to watch (kosher and tzniyus) videos showing women!:

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Netfree does not open any pictures and videos that feature women at all with no exception.
I am bringing this out to the forum for more women to request that this should change.

The same way Torahanytime and hidabroot asks you to sign that you are a women before they open up their Female Shuirim, Netfree should have that option.
I anyway need to send in a request to open up the video, so why can't they check it if it's appropriate even though there are women?
Why block so many good speeches (like Rabanit Yemima) from us??

I have a MacBook Air and an Ipad.

Thanks, I got that!
I am posting here to ask if there is another way to download Apps by by-passing the store.
If there is anyone who figured out how to solve that issue.

I'm trying to get help from Netfree but they claim that it's very complicated, so as of now they are keeping it closed.
I will need to connect through a different internet to download any Apps.
I don't think the Hebrew forum will be of any help since Apple is not as popular here (in Israel) as it is in the states.

The problem is that with Windows you can download Apps without the "store" in an Mac device there is no way to by-pass the App Store.

I can't get in to App Store at all, I tried to get them to open it so I can get (kosher!) Apps but it did not work. Can anyone help them figure out how to filter the Apps and not to block the whole store?